Jesse James #28
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free# Jesse James #28 The main story "The Ambush at Arapahoe Pass" follows Big Jim Carter and his cattle herd as they encounter a wagon train led by Ebenezer Simms attempting to corral the stampeding cattle using a semi-circle wagon formation. After the herd charges through and tramples a cougar that had started the stampede, Big Jim hosts a barbecue where he befriends Simms and learns they are now neighbors. The second story features a man named Brett who works to escape his bonds while a woman named Chris stands guard, with Brett threatening to kill them both if he sees them again and instructing Chris to bring a bridle for their escape on horseback; the story concludes with a doctor threatening the lives of the captives.
Jesse James and Frank James find themselves falsely implicated in a circus robbery and must track down the real bandits to clear their names, leading them to a desperate showdown at Arapahoe Pass. Cornered on a narrow mountain ridge with dynamite charges being set below, Jesse discovers an ingenious escape route using nothing but a lariat and the very tightrope-walking skills he'd been playfully practicing just hours before. It's a thrilling tale of how a outlaw's unconventional talents become his gang's only hope for survival against impossible odds.
In 1865 Colorado Territory, a man named Lane Waldron strikes gold and becomes the prime suspect when a U.S. assay agent is murdered with a Confederate cartridge—forcing him to flee a vengeful posse. When Brett Sherwood rescues him from a lynch mob, Waldron is grateful until he discovers his savior may be the real killer, leading to a tense standoff that tests loyalty, honor, and the lingering wounds of a dying war.
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