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Beneath the mask, Ford Fargo is not one but a posse of America's leading western authors who have pooled their talents to create a series of rip-snortin', old fashioned sagebrush sagas. Saddle up. Read 'em Cowboy! These are the legends of Wolf Creek. More than two dozen of the best western authors writing today have teamed up to tell the stories of Wolf Creek, Kansas - where everyone has a secret! In this collection: the saloon owners of Wolf Creek have decided to sponsor a poker tournament, bringing gamblers from throughout the west. What could go wrong? That's what Sheriff G. W. Satterlee and Marshal Sam Gardner are wondering, and they're pretty sure they know the answer... CONCLUSION of two parts! Featuring: Chuck Tyrell Vonn McKee James J. Griffin Jerry Guin J.E.S. Hayes Troy D. Smith

Welcome to Wolf Creek. Here you will find many of your favorite authors, working together as Ford Fargo to weave a complex and textured series of Old West adventures like no one has ever seen. Fort Braxton has a temporary new commander, vainglorious Major Joab Putnam, whose determination to win personal glory will endanger the fragile peace the army has made with the Kiowas... and put the people of Wolf Creek in harm's way. Appearing as Ford Fargo in this volume: Jackson Lowry Bill Crider Jerry Guin Charles Steel Troy D. Smith

Four great Wolf Creek books for the price of one! Beneath the mask, Ford Fargo is not one but a posse of America's leading western authors who have pooled their talents to create a series of rip-snortin', old fashioned sagebrush sagas. Saddle up. Read 'em Cowboy! These are the legends of Wolf Creek, where everyone has a secret... brought to you by more than two dozen of the best western authors writing today. If you are missing one of the volumes, or just now getting onboard, here is your chance to catch up! Each edition of Wolf Creek Chronicles contains FOUR Wolf Creek books, in order In this edition: Wolf Creek 13: Massacre! Wolf Creek 14: War Stories Wolf Creek 15: Luck of the Draw, part one Wolf Creek 16: Luck of the Draw, part two

The closer the October full moon gets, the crazier things become in Wolf Creek. Hostler Ben Tolliver and his son encounter not only a ghost horse... but some big changes. Deputy Quint Croy is kept busy all night by rowdy cowboys and gamblers...and death. Dr. Logan Munro has a new patient who claims that the full moon drives him to violent madness. Three new people move to Wolf Creek: a minister with a mysterious past, a new sheriff's deputy who is not what anyone expected, and a street-smart Irish orphan. Marshal Sam Gardner closes in on the murderous barber John Hix. Charley Blackfeather and Roman Hatchett rush to warn Wolf Creek of a new threat from Kiowa leader Stone Knife. Derrick McCain and his family are once more caught in the path of danger. Beneath the mask, Ford Fargo is not one but a posse of America's leading western authors who have pooled their talents to create a series of rip-snortin', old fashioned sagebrush sagas. Saddle up. Read 'em Cowboy! These are the legends of Wolf Creek.

The town of Wolf Creek is assaulted by a small army of former Confederate guerrillas, who rob the bank and leave dead innocents in their wake. Sheriff G.W. Satterlee and his posse must overtake the outlaws before they reach Indian Territory--but the chase is complicated by the secret pasts of several posse members ... --

Dogleg City is what folks in Wolf Creek call the seedy part of town. Life is cheap there, and death is common. At first this murder seemed like any other -but the more Marshal Sam Gardner and his deputies learn about it, the more it seems this death will blow Wolf Creek wide open...

Wolf Creek is threatened by marauding Kiowa warriors who seek to avenge the deaths of their comrades at the hands of buffalo hunters. While the town fortifies itself and a cavalry detachment looks for the raiders, the stage from Wichita is attacked leaving a handful of Wolf Creek citizens alone and on foot in hostile territory.

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