Douglas Hilliker

Five classic tales from Railroad Stories by E. S. Dellinger - "The Saga of Kiamichi Bill," told in three parts, "The Hobo's Secret," "Rawhider," and "Death Traps." Bill Burns was content to wander the rails as a "blanket stiff," until he meant the beautiful Lula Ross. Suddenly, Bill wanted more ... a steady job, a home, and a future with Lula. A Brass Hat's nephew, an old rivalry, and the deadly sidecar cabooses all seemed to conspire against them. But Lula's smile gave him the determination and courage to press on ... Then, in "Vengeance," Rud Randall wanted to become the greatest engineer on the rails, but his family wouldn't have it. His brother swore revenge, so Rud was skeptical at his change of heart. Then, Can the Devil travel from one continent to another? In "When the Devil Calls," Old Bill Reardon fled the old country to escape a family curse, but that mournful wail followed him to the Ozarks. Would the Devil claim his coworkers and passengers as well? Including the original illustrations from the classic magazines.