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The Desperadoes of Gallows Gulch - cover

The Desperadoes of Gallows Gulch

Clay Houston Shivers

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The desert is full of men whose souls are as dark as the hats they wear.Wild Bill Hickok rides into Silver Vein on a hot and steamy summer day. He's antsy and overdue for a vacation, but this is Silver Vein, and all sorts of mayhem is afoot.Curly Barnes is in his saloon, serving out drinks and jabbering to anyone who would listen, when he learns the last of a long line of sheriff Langtry’s is being held prisoner in his own jail. As soon as he hits the trail to go and save the old sheriff, he learns that Scout, his great Comanche friend, has been taken hostage.
 
And that ain’t even the half of it. With his two loyal deputies, Baxter and Merle, Wild Bill, and two legendary Texas Rangers, Curly Barnes once again finds himself on another adventure in the name of justice.
Disponible desde: 10/02/2024.
Longitud de impresión: 388 páginas.

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