Six Bullets - None The Richer

Andrew Davie

Sinossi

In the Wyoming Territories, after the Civil War, three misfits are down on their luck.
 
Ephraim Odom, an escaped convict, Hiram Thornbury, a card shark, and Lucius Culpepper, a politician with an opium addiction decide to rob a wealthy rancher. What they don't realize is that their actions will set forth a chain on events they could have never expected.
 
Albert Binax, a legendary scourge who according to the legends has killed more men than smallpox, is after them. He lives by a strict code and will stop at nothing until justice is meted out.
 
With a deadly killer on their trail, will the three find salvation on the coast, or meet their fate at the end of Binax’s pistol?

Disponibile da: 18/12/2024.

Lunghezza di stampa: 58 pagine.

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