
Skye Fargo takes a job guiding a New Orleans fur trader up the Rio Grande, thinking it's an easy way to make a dollar--until they run into a group of Apache infected with smallpox. Stopping to help, Fargo and his friend barely prevent the disease from wiping out the entire tribe. The survivors now have to face a deadlier enemy: a Comanche war party that is on the rampage and heading their way.

1951
He's been called astonishingly prolific. He's been called "the last of the great pulp writers." Robert J. Randisi has fought to ensure that P.I. fiction gets some respect, not just through his many splendid contributions to the genre in the form of his fictional eyes creations of Miles Jacoby, Henry Po, Nick Delvecchio or a host of others, as entertaining as they may be, but through his tireless promotion of the genre through his numerous non-fiction articles, his co-founding, with Ed Gorman, of Mystery Scene magazine and most of all through his founding of The Private Eye Writers of America in 1981. Source: http://www.thrillingdetective.com/trivia/randisi_r.html
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