Many people are familiar with writer William Sidney Porter who, using the pen name O. Henry, wrote stories with a twist of the tale including, Gift of the Magi, The Ransom of Red Chief and The Cop and the Anthem, but few know about The Caballero’s Way, where in 1907 he introduced a Mexican bandit called “The Cisco Kid.” This desperado kills for sport with 18 murders to his credit. His girlfriend Tonia both loves and fears him but she also falls in love with a Texas Ranger. She believes she


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