The Ohio River Valley was the newest American frontier, a land of beauty and untold opportunity, but a land also of sudden death. It took a special kind of man to conquer such a land - and so a special breed was born. Man like Cam Galway and Lew Wetzel. But then the Army came to the Valley, and with it a hatred of indians and the white men who understood them. "Savages," Galway and Wetzel were called. Wetzel didn't care; he could push farther west. But Cam Galway had looked into the eyes of a Soutern Belle turned border woman, and had seen her burning to tame him - just a little - for herself.