Wesley and Little Fawn — R. William Rogers

The railroad has finally come to Como, bringing with it the promise of a whole new way of doing business for the Circle C spread.
But even that has to take a back seat to Wesley's attempts to tie up the loose ends that stand between him and Little Fawn committing completely to one another and becoming man and wife.
With the very real intent of doing just that being uppermost to his way of thinking, his efforts are temporarily put on hold when Little Fawn and Sissy are both taken captive by a bunch of ruthless Apaches who are dead set on making life miserable for everyone involved.
Wesley and Billy Soaring Bird manage to overtake the captors and eventually free the girls from their abusive imprisonment, but not without Wesley undergoing the moral expense of having to take the lives of two of the Apache warriors.
With Little Fawn now safely back home in her Comanche village and Billy Soaring Bird escorting Wesley and Sissy back to the Circle C, the two remaining warriors stalk the travelers with the sole intent of avenging the deaths of their brothers.