The Bright Face of Danger
by Max Brand

Through Steel and Stone

Through the years, James Geraldi has proven to be one of Max Brand's most exciting and enduring characters, and this volume contains three of his greatest exploits. Geraldi has been dubbed the "Frigate Bird" because of his habit of stealing from thieves, and Edgar Asprey knows just how apt the name is. Geraldi once prevented Asprey from swindling his family out of a fortune, and managed to get rich doing it. That's exactly why Asprey now wants to form an alliance with him. Asprey has his eye on a rare, invaluable treasure, and he knows no one stands a better chance of stealing it than his old enemy, the Frigate Bird.

Other stories in this volume include "The Golden Horus" and "The Bright Face of Danger".

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Copyright © 2000 by Jane Faust Easton and Adriana Faust Bianchi

ISBN 0-8439-5384-5

"The Golden Horus" first appeared under the title "Gunman's Goal" by Max Brand in Street & Smith's Western Story Magazine (7/14/28).
Copyright © 1928 by Street & Smith Publications, Inc.
Copyright © renewed 1956 by Dorothy Faust
Copyright © 2000 by Jane Faust Easton and Adriana Faust Bianchi for restored material
Acknowledgment is made to Condé Nast Publications, Inc., for their co-operation.

"The Bright Face of Danger" by Max Brand first appeared in Street & Smith's Western Story Magazine (8/18/28).
Copyright © 1928 by Street & Smith Publications, Inc.
Copyright © renewed 1956 by by Dorothy Faust
Copyright © 2000 by Jane Faust Easton and Adriana Faust Bianchi for restored material
Acknowledgment is made to Condé Nast Publications, Inc., for their co-operation.

"Through Steel and Stone" by Max Brand first appeared in Street & Smith's Western Story Magazine (9/29/28).
Copyright © 1928 by Street & Smith Publications, Inc.
Copyright © renewed 1956 by by Dorothy Faust
Copyright © 2001 by Jane Faust Easton and Adriana Faust Bianchi for restored material
Acknowledgment is made to Condé Nast Publications, Inc., for their co-operation.

Published by special arrangement with Golden West Literary Agency.

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