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Longarm and the Apache plunder

Author:	Tabor Evans
Publisher:	New York : Jove Books, ©1994.
Series:	Longarm, 189.
Edition/Format:	Book : Fiction : EnglishView all editions and formats
Summary:	Word down New Mexico way is that another restless tribe is reservation-bound. So now the locals are licking their lips in anticipation as they fix to grab anything they can graze, mine, or pitch a tent on. Soon the territory's most notorious hardcases are darkening the horizon like a flock of hungry buzzards. Are they there to keep the ousted Apaches off the warpath--or to be the muscle for some greedy landowners' schemes? To find out, Longarm mounts up with his quarry--for a deadly game of cat and mouse...  Read more...
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