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The year is 1874 and the plains of Texas are on the brink of war. This final book of the Free Anderson-Parks Scott trilogy finds the men caught up in the conflict as two cultures prepare to clash over societal rights. Free and Parks are in a fight for their lives at the battle of Adobe Walls and later as witnesses to the momentous battle of the Palo Duro Canyon. Ambush at Mustang Canyon provides the harsh reality of each side's destiny in the settlement of the West.
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Outlaw Tig Hardy had a mile-wide mean streak and a vicious way of exacting vengeance. And after the accidental shooting of his brother, Tig had his sights set on ex-soldier Free Anderson. But Tig didn't go straight for Free. Oh, no. He took Free's wife, Clara. Along with longtime friend, Parks Scott, Free embarks on a wild chase across Texas to rescue Clara knowing that, no matter how many hurdles they face, their only choice is to Ride the Desperate Trail.
| |  | | The Last Renegade
Captured in an unsuspecting attack by buffalo hunters, Young-Man-Listens, a nine-year-old Kwahadi Comanche, finds himself sold to a traveling circus troupe. Circus owner, Shelley McDuff, ferries Young-Man-Listens from town to town along the Texas-Mexico border. A nefarious con man, McDuff dubs the boy, Chief Raging Buffalo and bills the young Comanche as the last renegade in Texas. When the circus arrives in the small town of Redemption, Young-Man-Listens finds an unlikely ally in eleven year-old, Jake Miller. Caged for more than two years and desperate for freedom, Young-Man-Listens prays that Jake is up to the overwhelming task of liberating him from McDuff's prison – or else he will remain . . . The Last Renegade
| |  | | The Road to a Hanging
The year is 1868. Free Anderson is framed by outlaw Sheriff Jubal Thompson. Awaiting hanging in The Flats, known as the toughest town in Texas, Free finds help from ex-slave Clara Mason and Civil War friend Parks Scott.
Parks rescues Free from the hangman's noose and the two men urgently ride to the far reaches of West Texas seeking proof of Free's innocence. Encountering Kiowa Indians and Mexican rustlers along the way, Free and Parks ultimately confront Jubal on the Comancheria, where justice is rendered in true West Texas fashion.
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Shanghai Escapist
by Robert Liu
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 Shanghai Escapist grabs the faint-of-heart right from the get-go and serves up an ultimatum: What would you do if caught in the same circumstances? From the opening scene, the reader is tossed into the maze of daily intrigue as it existed in 1960s-70 |
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