To Lt. Roan Kimball, in charge of the Indian scouts at Fort Washita, his orders are clear: find and destroy the mysterious renegade known as Sanaco and stop his hideous traffic in white hostages. Roan's personal sense of outrage, strong because of past experiences on the Texas frontier, is sharpened when he witnesses the return of a little girl to the father who has sold all he possessed for her ransom. Sanaco must be responsible, only he could have been so harsh. As Roan pursues his evil adversary, he is drawn into a close relationship with the wife of his commanding officer, and he must ultimately fight for his honor, his integrity and even his life.
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