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Bailey Clan Westerns - Books 7-9

Terence Newnes

Publisher: Next Chapter

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Summary

Books 7-9 in the Bailey Clan Westerns series by Terence Newnes, now available in one volume!
 
The Rustlers of Animas Forks: After Brian and Mark Bailey carve out a life in the San Juan Valley, their peace is shattered when rustlers attack their herds. Someone wants their land, and the Baileys aren’t about to give it up without a fight. Meanwhile, a man named Adam Turner is building his own empire - but the Baileys soon discover he’s not who he claims to be.
 
The Battle for Silver Creek: In South Texas, Patrick Bailey and his family are building a life on their ranch by the Silver Creek. After a Comanche raid shatters their peace, young Jamie is forced to grow up fast and earns a reputation as a fast gun. As trouble builds, the fight for Silver Creek begins, and Jamie must take a stand to defend his home.
 
The Kid from Mexico: After Rowan Bailey's home is destroyed by Union raiders, he's taken to Mexico by a mysterious outlaw, Wesley Younger. Raised in the rugged Sierra Madre by Wesley and the Mescalero Apaches, Rowan learns to survive and fight. After a tragedy, Rowan leaves the mountains behind and drifts alone in a lawless land. As bullets fly and loyalties are tested, Rowan must decide what kind of man he’s meant to become.
Available since: 05/02/2025.
Print length: 400 pages.

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