LM #08

 

Fort Davis had barely a hundred soldiers. Their task was to defend the scattered ranchers and small farms in the untamed land west of the Pecos River — against white bandits and murderous Indians.

This was no easy task. Bronco Fuego and his apache warriors came out of their refuge to ravage, loot, murder and burn – before they fled back over the border to Mexico.

To pursue the Apaches across the border would be the same as taking position in front of a Mexican execution squad. Still, there were some who were willing to risk their lives to bring down Bronco Fuego…

159 pages — 12 chapters