Apache Devil

Lew is a skilled rider and marksman but his life takes a dramatic turn when he is falsely accused of murder and robbery. Fleeing from the law he finds himself in the company of a group of Apaches who have also been wronged by the same people who are after him. The Apaches led by a mysterious figure known as the Apache Devil have been carrying out a series of raids on the corrupt ranchers and politicians who have been exploiting and mistreating them. Lew becomes a part of their struggle for justice and joins forces with the Apache Devil and his warriors. As Lew becomes more involved with the Apache Devil and his cause he is drawn deeper into a web of intrigue and danger. He faces fierce opposition from powerful enemies who will stop at nothing to crush the Apache uprising and preserve their own interests. Burroughs Apache Devil explores themes of justice oppression and the struggle for freedom. It presents a sympathetic portrayal of the Apache people and their resistance against those who seek to exploit and destroy them. The novel is also notable for its action sequences and depictions of the Arizona landscape. Burroughs descriptions of the Apaches tactics and the battles they engage in are vivid and engaging highlighting the resourcefulness and bravery of the warriors.