Category: Western Publisher: Publish America
Pages: 194
Copyright: 2-15-2006
In 1882, John Wesley Hardin drifted into Greentree, Wyoming Territory. In an upstairs hotel room he was shot in the head and left for dead. This is the story of what happened to him while he was suffering from amnesia during a range war.
Excerpt
The rider, dust-covered and slumped in his saddle, was parallel with the Penny Ante Saloon when the sheriff and his two deputies spotted him. He had given the horse his head and the two of them, looking like a slow-moving puff of prairie dust, appeared to be either drunk or asleep.
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Reviews for "Shootout at Greentree"
Reviewed by alex dihes (алик дайхес)
7/1/2008
i wonder, my writer, what comments do you expect on the two lines of "slow-moving puff of prairie dust..."?
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