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  • Rip Thorne - Texas Bounty Hunter - A Dead Man's Tale

    by John J. Law ...
    Blue Ridges Town was a quiet town. Or at least it was supposed to be a quiet town. When the Texas Bounty Hunter, Rip Thorne rode into town, it was quiet enough. It was more of a newly established settlement rather than a town, and there wasn't even a local sheriff. Blue Ridges Town was also far from any railroad station, which made it more than a little hard to access. It felt like Thorne could ... Read more

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  • Shandunka A Man Apart - The Outcast

    Shandunka, #1

    by John J. Law ...
    Series Book 1 - Shandunka
    Shadunka looked quite strange. He seemed like some deformed string puppet that was out of proportion, or a giant dog that did not know it was so large. Shadunka had long flowing red hair with large, piercing eyes. He should have been handsome and imposing and perhaps he would have been in another time. He was unusually tall for any man, standing at a little under seven feet. This was quite ... Read more

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  • The Death of Blind Thunder

    by John J. Law ...
    His name was Teogroh and he was a hero to the Apache nation. He was known by many other names but the white men knew him as Blind Thunder. Blind Thunder had earned that name when a bullet struck him in the eye but he miraculously survived. The event would define Teogroh for the rest of his life and how he would conduct himself to the white men and his native people. Blind Thunder was a great ... Read more

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  • Bishop Creek

    by John J. Law ...
    "I'll thank you not to use vulgarity in this establishment," Alva, the shopkeeper's daughter shouted to a closed door. Then seeing that her father, was not going to make any effort to help the customer until he'd finished his game, she set her broom aside and turned to the customer. The young man was standing there scanning the unfamiliar shelves, so she asked, "Can I help you find something, sir? ... Read more

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  • Teach Me How to Kill

    by John J. Law ...
    The man kicked open the door with a powerful boot. The door went loose from its hinges and flew into the house.The door flew open and this caught Joseph Briggs off-guard. He had been standing behind the door, all this time. When it flew off, he was also knocked to the ground from the force of the kick. He looked up and saw the men standing over him. Briggs pointed his gun at the man in front of ... Read more

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  • Johnny Napier - The Gambling Gun

    by John J. Law ...
    Johnny Napier had won most of the hands handily, and had cleaned out the others. He could already feel the weight of their angry glances falling on him. It wasn't hard to tell that the men were not good sports about losing so much money. Most people wouldn't be, but these men were used to pulling the trigger for lesser reasons. ... Read more

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  • Lewis Wetzel and The Unknown Tribe

    by John J. Law ...
    "They say he resides here. Or at least that is what the stories say."The two men stood in front of a large cave. The cave's entrance seemed to beckon to the men to step inside. The entrance and the cave itself reminded Billy Weston of some old medieval paintings he had seen. In the paintings, a giant head of a hound ushered in souls to hell itself. The giant hound's gaping mouth was the entrance ... Read more

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  • The Bounty Hunter and the Indian

    by John J. Law ...
    Hank Hazelwood, aka the White Hood, was seemingly fearless, as was his gang. Not only did he laugh in the face of danger, but he was one lucky outlaw. Pinned down in an alley by fifteen Pinkerton detectives never slowed the White Hood down. He simply threw a lighted stick of dynamite at them, after he shot and killed one of the agents.During their getaway, their intention being heading back into ... Read more

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  • Judson Law - Evil Men Die Alone

    by John J. Law ...
    Tom Kidman wasn't afraid of dying, just of dying alone. He'd seen far too many men during the war pass to the great beyond with no family member or friend beside him. That and that alone was the only thing Tom was scared of. However, he thought that was the fitting way for an evil man to die.Judson Law was a bounty hunter; fearless and mean as a snake. He had only one passion—his loyal four-legged ... Read more

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  • Fort Tipton

    by John J. Law ...
    Fort Tipton was a week of hard riding, west of the Capital. It was the last outpost before you left the territory and went into the unmapped Indian lands between here and California. The fort was built in response to the need to protect miners and settlers, after the big silver strike ten years ago.Once word of the strike reached back east, settlers flocked to Fort Tipton. Soon a town sprung up a ... Read more

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  • One Tough Gringo - Retribution in San Pedro

    by John J. Law ...
    Juan Alberto Salazar raised his glass of whiskey and gulped it down. The taste of the whiskey was hot in his throat, and it felt good as his head began to buzz slightly."Ah yes! That is what I am talking about! This is good stuff, gentlemen. You should try some. Oh, I forgot, it's too expensive for you."The men around him said nothing to parry his snide remark. They had worked closely with Salazar ... Read more

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  • James Faraday & The Last Train to Perdition

    by John J. Law ...
    Faraday pointed his revolver at the men. He fired a single shot. The shot struck the coach driver in the chest. It was a clean shot, that went right through the driver's chest. The co-driver winced in pain beside him. His shoulder was bleeding just as much as the driver's chest. Faraday's men were shocked by what they had seen. The bullet had gone through the first man's chest and exited right ... Read more

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