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Slocum and the frisby flats

Author:	Jake Logan
Publisher:	New York : Jove Books, 2008.
Series:	Jake Logan, 352.
Edition/Format:	Book : Fiction : English : Jove edView all editions and formats
Summary:	"What was supposed to be a pit stop in Frisby Flats now has Slocum in over his head in the cotton business. Billy Joe Clotton, that is. He's the local who's being blamed for a whole lot of cattle rustling and some nasty train robbing. Someone has to find the real perpetrator--or perhaps it's just Cotton's sweet-looking sister Kate that keeps Slocum sticking around.....It's time for Slocum to do what he does best and set a trap. And once the real bad guys get caught, they'll wish they never had the pleasure of his acquaintance."  Read more...
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