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The Other Madden

Brent Towns

Publisher: Robert Hale Fiction

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Summary

There is oil on Madden land and Bren Deavers means to have it. But when Joe Madden is killed and sent home wrapped in barbed wire, things heat up. For the Maddens are fighters and Elmira and Emily are going to do just that. But Joe also had a brother. One nobody talked about. The dangerous one. They just referred to him as - the other Madden!
Available since: 02/29/2020.

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