Jason Aaron

Jock

R. M. Guéra

Presents vignettes of the Native American residents of "The Rez," including a hitman at the local casino, a soldier in Vietnam, and a proud old couple living on the outskirts of town.

Rez Blues

Scalped

"Five's a crowd. Dash Bad Horse is a drug-addled soldier in the crime family of Chief Red Crow - but he's also the undercover FBI agent assigned to bring Red Crow down."--Cover [p.4].

High lonesome. 5

Fraser Simons

"Originally published in single magazine form as Scalped"--Colophon.

The gravel in your guts

Chief Red Crow may finally have sealed his fate when he commits a murder in front of witnesses, and undercover FBI agent Dash Bad Horse struggles with his growing addiction to heroin.

The Gnawing

After turning on Chief Red Crow to send the drug dealer to jail, Special Agent Dash Bad Horse wants to move beyond the operation that put his life at risk, but some of the Chief's men on the outside won't rest until Dash is dead.

Trail's End

Red Crow, after decades of crime, has decided to change his ways, but a crooked sheriff gone straight in the next county still wants him to pay for his sins, and elsewhere, Dash Bad Horse discovers who killed his mother.

Knuckles Up

While Red Crow takes on a challenger for tribal leadership, Dash pursues his mother's killer, and Officer Falls Down is held captive.

You gotta sin to get saved. Book 8

Greg Park

As Lincoln Red Crow deals with mounting disasters during the opening of his new casino, undercover FBI agent Dashiell Bad Horse reminiscences about his troubled past and Catcher has pivotal visions about the future.

Scalped Rez Blues

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