Trouble was brewing in Canada among the halfbreeds and full-blooded Indians. Led by a fanatic, they were forming a renegade army whose purpose was to destroy whites on both sides of the border.Jim Sundance was the logical choice to infiltrate the band of rebels in order to prevent an insurrection that could only lead to widespread bloodshed.For the first time in his life, he was faced with the necessity of betraying his own people. Even with all he knew to be at stake, Sundan...

General George Crook, Jim Sundance's old friend, dispatched the half-breed gunman on a peace mission to Fort McHenry, Arizona, where an arrogant young army major was itching for war—and for a promotion. The major's 'enemy', the Apache people, had been living in peace after years of bitter fighting. By the time Sundance arrived, the killing had already begun. The soldiers were out for blood and the Apaches were willing to fight to the death. Only Sundance could prevent an all-out war in the...

"The Mafia made one hell of a mistake when they killed that man's wife and son."—Senator Thomas Cotton, Jr.Robert Briganti is the Assassin. Ruthless, indifferent to his own survival, he lives only to destroy the Mafia. With a handpicked arsenal of superweapons he stalks his enemy, kills without mercy and moves on to his next target. He knows the Mafia will get him sooner or later. He hopes it will be much later—there is always more killing to be done.

Sundance was riding north from Arizona to Seattle at the request of an old friend. Several trappers had been murdered while setting out their winter lines. There were no clues except for an old piece of wood found near each body with one word, Carcajou, burnt into it.No sooner had Sundance set foot in town than he found himself in a tangle with a couple of gunmen aiming to see that he didn't stick around long. But Sundance wasn't the kind to get caught in a trap. Just before the two...

Wealthy cattleman Brian Athlone promised Sundance a generous reward if the half-bred could find Athlone's daughter Laurie, who had been abducted by Indians. If he failed, however, Athlone swore to destroy the village of Sundance's blood brothers—the Indians who had kidnapped Laurie.When Sundance reached the village, he learned that the girl had vanished, and the enraged chief promised Sundance death by slow torture if he didn't return her to the tribe!

Apache chief Geronimo was released from a Florida prison camp on the condition that he must become a farmer in the Indian Territory of Oklahoma. The problem was getting the hated chief there alive. General George Crook handed the mission to Sundance.Sundance and Geronimo set out on a journey destined for blood. The vicious Indian Ring trailed them across the Gulf of Mexico and all the way to Oklahoma, keeping the half-breed's Winchester smoking hot.Then Geronimo escaped—and S...

Sundance knew he wasn't traveling in good company. But Burt McGill had more to offer than a beautiful wife and a nasty disposition—he had five hundred spanking new Winchesters. And nobody needed them more than Sundance's old compatriot Paco Acosta—the only honest man in Mexico. Too late, Sundance realized that McGill was in cahoots with the man they called The Scorpion, a killer who aimed to be crowned Emperor of Mexico. To pull it off, The Scorpion needed those Winchesters in his hands an...

A bloody power struggle was boiling up inside the Mafia, with the Boston and Montreal mobs fighting over the state of Maine, the last open territory in the Northeast. The Godfather heard both sides and decided Boston had first crack at the big takeover. But they had to make it fast or lose the whole bundle.The boys picked out a town, Chapmans Corners, not much of a town but to get it they were ready to use anything—bribery, blackmail, sex, murder. They came with money and guns, the ...

Riding into Fort Smith, Arkansas, Sundance had to kill a man who ambushed him. He received an instant death sentence from the infamous Hanging Judge. Then, on the morning he was to be hanged, the Judge offered him a deal. If Sundance delivered the feared half-breed outlaw Joe Buck, he would be freed. But Sundance remembered the old days when he and Buck had worked together to help their people. If it came down to that, could he kill his old partner?

Riding north from Sonora to hire out his gun, Carmody didn't quite know what the trouble was about—and didn't give a damn. The money was good and it looked like it was going to be a nice dirty old-fashioned range war. That's what Carmody thought, but that was before he saved the runty kid's life. After that things began to get complicated—and murderous. Tex McCarty was the little killer's name, and he was a whole mess of trouble in one small man. He brought death to everything he touched, ...

Wounded, and barely managing to stay one step ahead of a posse, Carmody came up with the perfect cover – acting sheriff of Salter City, a quiet little town in the middle of nowhere. But things didn't stay quiet for very long. A green-eyed blonde named Sally had run away from her kill-crazy husband, one-time Civil War raider Sam Thornton, and straight into the arms of the notorious Eldredge clan, the meanest bunch of sheriff-hating wool hats who ever shot a man in the back. Caught between t...

Indian agent Selden Myler had once saved Sundance's life. Now he had been railroaded by the infamous Indian Ring into the West's most notorious prison, known as "The Cage." At the request of his old friend General Crook, Sundance set out to repay the debt by arranging Myler's escape. But first, Sundance himself would have to be sentenced to The Cage. No prisoner had ever managed to leave the prison alive, but Sundance aimed to try, at the risk of his own life and the life of the man he'd v...