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Blood Trail

Stuart G. Yates

Publisher: Next Chapter

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Summary

Byron James and his companion Karl Jorgenson are heading north when a grand, deserted house draws them in. Their curiosity soon turns to peril, when they are ambushed and trapped in a bar. With no answers and running out of time, their fate hangs in the balance.
 
Together with the help of Ilene Galvez, a fiercely determined woman whose courage matches James’s own, they begin to unravel a deadly plot. Haunted by his past and hunted by those who would rather see him dead, Byron must summon every ounce of grit and cunning to survive.
 
But Hahmood, a relentless gunman with lethal intent, shadows Byron's path. Soon, a final, violent reckoning will be at hand.
 
A suspenseful, action-packed western, BLOOD TRAIL is the last book in the Byron James Westerns series by Stuart G. Yates.
Available since: 05/15/2025.
Print length: 284 pages.

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