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To Kill A Man Collection - The Complete Series

Stuart G. Yates

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Synopsis

All three books in 'To Kill A Man', a series of western novels by Stuart G. Yates, now available in one volume!
 
Bloody Reasons: Bounty hunter Gus Ritter is determined to seek retribution for his brother's murder, and his quest takes him to the small town of Archangel where death rapidly follows. As he fights for his own life, Gus also protects the local preacher and a young girl. But as he approaches the final showdown with his brother's killer, Dan Hardin, in a dusty Mexican pueblo, the question remains: who will emerge alive?
 
Pursuers Unto Death: Gus Ritter continues his quest for revenge, but now finds himself surrounded by a group of people in need of his protection. As he fights for survival against the Comancheros and posse, he discovers love amidst the violence. Meanwhile, John Wesley Hardin and an Okinawan bring their own deadly contributions to the fray. Will Ritter finally confront his brother's killer, or will death claim them all? Find out in the thrilling second part of To Kill A Man.
 
A Man Dead: Gus Ritter's search for his brother's killer takes him on a dangerous journey south. Along the way, he discovers a new purpose and unexpected love. But violence and danger lurk at every turn, from gun battles with Comancheros to a final, deadly showdown. As the truth is revealed, the fate of all involved hangs in the balance. Will anyone survive the brutal journey to El Paso?

Disponible depuis: 06/04/2023.

Longueur d'impression: 330 pages.

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