Trouble's Messenger by Max Brand Peter Messenger was made for trouble. He was specially trained in the art of death, even though he'd never killed anyone. But his skills with his hands, a gun, or a knife were undeniable. And there was only one person he planned to use them on: Summer Day, the wily medicine man who had tortured and killed a defenseless white. But to get to the one he seeks, Peter will have to take on the whole Blackfoot nation. . .and hope his extraordinary talents are enough to stay alive against the wrath of an entire tribe.

Copyright © 2005 by Golden West Literary Agency.

ISBN 10: 0-8439-5858-8
ISBN 13: 978-0-8439-5858-8

Paperback edition published by Leisure Books May 2007 by special arrangement with Golden West Literary Agency.

"Trouble's Messenger" first appeared as a six-part serial under the George Owen Baxter byline in Street & Smith's Western Story Magazine (9/6/30 - 10/11/30).
Copyright © 1930 by Street & Smith Publications, Inc.
Copyright © renewed 1958 by Jane Faust Easton, John Frederick Faust, and Judith Faust.
Copyright © 2005 by Golden West Literary Agency for restored material.

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