Red Arrow #2

Red Arrow rides into the Shoshone lands to investigate reports of trouble, only to be ambushed by palefaces disguised as braves—men who force him to their secret outpost at gunpoint. There, the mysterious boss reveals an audacious plot: he's building a hidden prairie town as a haven for outlaws, all while framing the Shoshone for stealing an ammunition train and kidnapping the tribal chiefs to bend them to his will. Now Red Arrow must find a way out of the bandit empire before the soldiers destroy an innocent people—and before Running Deer's desperate rescue attempt arrives too late.

When a peaceful wagon train of settlers establishes the town of Deliverance in Ute hunting grounds, Red Arrow and his companion Running Deer find themselves caught between the settlers' absolute refusal to fight and a Ute nation determined to drive them out. As war whoops echo across the prairie and the conflict escalates, Red Arrow must navigate a collision between two worlds—one that abhors violence at any cost and one that sees survival as the only law that matters.

Jud Clay, a former frontier scout now running an Indian trading post, finds himself caught between a conspiracy at Fort Grant and a planned massacre of the Pinatero Apache. When his friend Major Howard is framed and imprisoned by a corrupt officer, Clay must break out of the guardhouse and race against time to stop a war that could devastate the territory—all while being pursued by three troops of cavalry. With cunning, guts, and the skills that made him a legend in the West, Clay takes the fight directly to those who would betray the peace he's worked to build.

Little Dog, a young Algonquin captured by the Mohawk, dares to dream of uniting the scattered Algonquin nations against their oppressors—and when opportunity strikes, he escapes with the help of a new ally to carry word of his bold plan to the councils of the east. Facing pursuit, hunger, and wild dangers along the way, Little Dog must prove himself a true warrior if he's to survive long enough to change the fate of his people.