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Sunset trail : a western duo

Author:	Wayne D Overholser
Publisher:	Waterville, Me. : Five Star, 2007.
Series:	Five Star western.
Edition/Format:	Book : English : 1st edView all editions and formats
Summary:	Contains two short western novels including "Sunset Trail," in which government agent and frontiersman Bruce Shane is sent to locate a contraband shipment of rifles in 1846 only to find himself framed for murder; and "Twelve Hours Till Noon" in which rancher and local banker Matt Dugan invites the governor to speak at the opening of a dam in Amity, Colorado, in 1893, and unwittingly opens his family and the governor up to an attack by assassins.  Read more...
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