Bronco Trail

Sundance #10

by John Benteen

SUNDANCE'S TOUGHEST JOB
The Tucson Ring, a group of greedy business men, were getting fat on keeping the Indian Wars alive in Arizona Territiry. One of their plans was to keep Geronimo on the loose by supplying him with whiskey and ammo. General Crook had a plan to stop them, and Jim Sundance was part of his plan. He said to Jim, "I want you to find out who's selling whiskey and guns to Geronimo. I want you to bring Geronimo in for good."
The fate of the whole Apache nation hung on the answer Sundance was to give General Crook.

All Sundance books are based on fact; this one clings especially close to it. BRONCO TRAIL tells the Geronimo story the way it really happened.

Genres: Westerns, Historical Fiction

160 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 1973

About the author

Pseudonym used by Ben Haas.

Reviews

[Jon · Rating 5 out of 5]

This one is a wild ride! This is my first Sundance read and the title character is a half Native American, half English gun for hire that is shown to be merciless in the opening scene when he blows up some bad guys with dynamite. He then goes undercover to try to help the Apaches. So many twists along the way! Finally, when you get to the end and can't believe all that happened, the author has a note saying this was based on real events!