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*****5-stars from Reader's Favorite and 17 5-star reviews on Amazon, Check them out*****
Bounty hunting is a lonely trail especially for a girl...well, really a woman. Just ask Lacy Watson if you dare to get close enough to ask the question.
What causes this cute as a button, freckled, striking copperhead to isolate herself from all human contact and turn to bounty hunting to survive> what secrets and demons keep her on the move riding a big grey mare as her only friend and companion? He'd never in his born days run into such a persnickety cuss as that freckled venom-packed copperhead, with lips locked up tighter then the Denver Mint and burnt coffee eyes. As fast with her fist as she was with her pistol, Rawley found he'd been on the receiving end of those fists way too often. The kid had survival skills that wo | |  | | Freckled Venom Copperhead Strikes
*****Received 5-stars from Readers' Favorite and 11 5-star reviews on Amazon Check them out*****
The vivid cast of characters returns along with some new faces in the spell-binding sequel in the Freckled Venom series, Freckled Venom - Copperhead Strikes
What demons rise from Lacy's past life and bounty hunting days, forcing her to strike back often and in anyway she can? Will her past force her to leave the little community of White River, forever riding the range in search of fugitives with a big grey mare as her only friend and companion once again? Or will Lacy find the love and home she thought she could never have. More excitement than a passel of skunks stuffed in a barrel, rollin' down hill. Juliette Douglas will keep you readin' into the wee hours of the mornin |
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Gold River Canyon
by Mr. Ed
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 Renowned Arizona lawman Jacob Golden is having terrible nightmares. He dreams he’s locked in a battle to the death with a demon from hell that consumes human flesh.
Golden’s a man who fears little, yet this haunting vision terrifies him to |
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44:15 El Camino del Diablo
by Tom Leftwich
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 In this collection of Western fiction, I’ve endeavored to bring the reader a little laughter at the expense of my characters, even though they are at times engaged in life threatening adventures. Learn to say something nice to all of your enemies l |
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