Bobby Benson's B-Bar-B Riders #20

Bobby Benson and his companion Windy Wales arrive in New York City for a vacation, but their trip takes a dangerous turn when Bobby witnesses a car crash and rescues the driver—only to discover the man is a wanted criminal named Spider who will stop at nothing to silence him. As Bobby is drawn into a harrowing tour of the city's landmarks, Spider pursues him relentlessly, turning what should have been a sight-seeing adventure into a deadly game of cat and mouse that culminates high above the city.

Bobby Benson stumbles upon an abandoned baby on a mountain trail and finds himself in an unexpected predicament when a gang of kidnappers mistakes him for their lookout. With the baby in tow and outlaws in hot pursuit, Bobby must rely on quick thinking, clever traps, and sheer nerve to protect his tiny charge and stay one step ahead through the woods. It's a wild mix of danger, desperation, and unlikely moments of tenderness as the cowboy kid discovers that baby-sitting on the frontier is nothing like he bargained for.

Windy Wales, a smooth-talking character with a talent for tall tales, finds himself on the run after dancing with Fearless Sam Blatt's girl at a barn dance—setting off a chase that covers nearly three thousand miles and lands him trapped in a barrel headed toward a waterfall. Trapped with an unexpected companion, a worm living in a rotten apple, Windy must use his quick wits to survive the perilous rapids and the falls themselves. But even after a miraculous rescue, his troubles are far from over when an old, very angry acquaintance catches up to him.

When Bobby Benson takes a stunt-riding job on a Western film set, he stumbles onto a sinister plot far darker than any script—a ring of spies using the movie production as cover to photograph a nearby atomic proving ground. After narrowly surviving a sabotaged stunt meant to kill him, Bobby must outmaneuver the ruthless operatives before they silence him and their unwitting star actress for good. It's a thrilling tale where real danger lurks behind the Hollywood illusions.