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Jeff Baker survives the Civil War and becomes a U.S. Marshal in the Indian Territory. He tires of hunting and killing men in order to keep the peace and resigns. After settling at Bitter Creek, in Hardin County, Texas, he gathers cattle and sells them in Galveston. He saves the life of a Negro boy and acts as his guardian. Jeff finds that he can’t hide from his responsibilities and becomes a U.S. Marshal in Houston, Texas. The Clancy brothers are rustling cattle and mixing them in with their herd. Three men rob the Wells Fargo office and head out toward Beaumont.

The Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma has been bombed. The FBI has determined that two men, working entirely alone, were responsible for the blast that killed 168 people and injured hundreds more. One man in the Bureau knows that there is a coverup, and if it is ever discovered, his position and those of others will pay the price for the deception.

The Colorado Territory is the story of the Bar TC’s move from No Man’s Land in the Indian Territory to Las Animas County in the Colorado Territory. Before the trail drive even starts, Klu saved a white girl from Indians, had a run-in with buffalo hunters, and fought off a group of Comanche. He buys land and files homestead claims for 160 acres for each of the Bar TC crew. While on the trip, he marries Melody Rose Goodwill, the girl he rescued from the Indians. The trail drive from No Man’s Land to Las Animas County is only about fifty-five miles.

Allen Stevens–The Rescues tells the story of rescues in Bosnia, two in Columbia, and other exploits of The Committee and the Green Berets. In Bosnia, the task was to rescue two aircrew members who had been shot down while taking reconnaissance photos. During the attempt, a helicopter and crew were lost and Lieutenant Stevens was forced to avoid capture until she and her operators could be extracted.