Run to the Mountain/Day of the Buzzard — Theodore V. Olsen / T.V. Olsen

RUN TO THE MOUNTAIN: When the big cat killed his horse, Bowie Candler just sort of borrowed another from a local herd. To the Trapp boys, however, Bowie was a no-good thief, and once they ripped the hide off him, they dragged him back to their ranch for more of the same. But on the Trapp spread, old man Trapp offered Bowie a job. Bowie didn't take to the situation too well; nor did the Trapp boys. Trouble sure was brewing between Bowie and the Trapp boys -- trouble that could only end with bullets flying and blood staining the frontier.

DAY OF THE BUZZARD: Val Penmark was pure iron with the fury of a tiger. With a bellyful of hate and a fistful of lead, he set out after the men who killed his wife -- seven robbers headed for Mexico. Alongside Penmark rode young Jason Drum. An innocent boy who was no match for the gang of killers, Jason wanted to get his family's savings back. He couldn't understand the ruthless violence that Penmark nursed in his guts. But Jason was going to learn about that all by himself -- and much too soon...