Buffalo Bill's Bold Play; Or, The Tiger of the Hills

Name: Buffalo Bill's Bold Play; Or, The Tiger of the Hills
Author: Prentiss Ingraham

By Prentiss Ingraham

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The novel follows a roster of frontier figures drawn into gold‑rush and small‑town drama: a boastful miner's wedding invitation sparks suspicion, secret riches and strange disappearances lead to investigations by a detective and daring raids, while outlaws, local lawmen, scouts, and Indigenous villages intersect in chases, ambushes, escapes, and rescues. Episodes alternate scenes of social gatherings, mining adventures, and violent confrontations, building to revelations about hidden plots, shifting alliances, and the capture and clever escape of prisoners. The narrative emphasizes action, resourcefulness, and the rough justice of a lawless landscape.

About the Author

Prentiss Ingraham

Prentiss Ingraham was an American author known for his prolific contributions to the genre of dime novels, particularly those featuring the iconic figure of Buffalo Bill. His works often blend adventure, action, and the mythos of the American West, appealing to readers seeking thrilling tales of heroism and frontier life. Among his notable titles is "Buffalo Bill Among the Sioux; Or, The Fight in the Rapids," which showcases his ability to capture the excitement and drama of the era. Ingraham's storytelling not only entertained but also helped shape the popular perception of Western legends during the late 19th century.