A gunslinger must outwit a bad bounty hunter in this western from Charles G. West...
Jim Culver has never stayed in one place for too long, but now heâs making tracks to save his own life. The U.S. Army doesnât take kindly to civilians killing their officersâeven in self-defense. And theyâve hired the bounty hunter from Hell to catch him. But Jim has two things in his favor: the new .73 Winchester heâs carryingâand the ability to use it.
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If bounty hunters are a breed apart, then Slocum is the most evil of them all. Big, nasty and bullying, he could be an artistâs rendering of pure evil. But the Army thinks heâs just the man to catch Jim Culver. The only hitch is that he has to bring his quarry back aliveâand thatâs not something Slocum cottons to. But if thereâs a way around thatâheâll find it.
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âRarely has an author painted the great American West in strokes so bold, vivid, and true.ââRalph Compton
A gunslinger must outwit a bad bounty hunter in this western from Charles G. West...
Jim Culver has never stayed in one place for too long, but now heâs making tracks to save his own life. The U.S. Army doesnât take kindly to civilians killing their officersâeven in self-defense. And theyâve hir...