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The Rustlers of Animas Forks

Terence Newnes

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Brian and Mark Bailey have carved out a life in the San Juan Valley, running the Double S ranch, but their peace is shattered when rustlers begin attacking their herds. These are not just a few scattered thieves, but an organized force with a bigger plan in mind.
 
Someone is after their land, and the Baileys aren’t about to give it up without a fight. As they track down the stolen cattle, the brothers uncover a gang of outlaws and hired guns.
 
Meanwhile, a man named Adam Turner is building his own empire - but the Baileys soon discover he’s not who he claims to be. His plan is well-crafted and his men well-armed, but he never counted on the Bailey brothers and their determination to defend what’s theirs.
 
Packed with high-stakes gunfights and the untamed spirit of the frontier, THE RUSTLERS OF ANIMAS FORKS is the seventh book in the Bailey Clan Westerns series by Terence Newnes.
Disponível desde: 18/02/2025.
Comprimento de impressão: 156 páginas.

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