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The Road to Garrison
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ISBN10: 1990394655
ISBN13: 9781990394652
Publisher: Robert O' Hanlin
Published: Dec 23 2020
Pages: 126
Weight: 0.34
Height: 0.30 Width: 5.50 Depth: 8.50
Language: English
ISBN13: 9781990394652
Publisher: Robert O' Hanlin
Published: Dec 23 2020
Pages: 126
Weight: 0.34
Height: 0.30 Width: 5.50 Depth: 8.50
Language: English
Jimmy Pike was a favorite with the people of Burnt Corner but mainly with Sheriff Chet Lomax who left him in charge that day. Jimmy's dying words sealed the fate for both Chet and Blue Bob Cameron who did the shooting. A vague tip from one of the captured gang was all he had to go on and the further he went into the rough country controlled by the renegade Apache Nana and his followers the more he doubted that it would pan out.
There were not many white men who came face to face with Nana and lived to tell about it but he was one of them. His encounter was accidental and he got to see firsthand how the renegades actually lived.
When he finally reached the town of Garrison he found a small unfriendly town, a town that was controlled by Amos Garrison and what they called Garrison Law. Chet was soon to find out that Amos Garrison and his law were hard to beat. The only friendly face he found in the whole town was that of the prettiest girl in town.
He was soon to find that capturing his quarry and getting him out of the town of Garrison was not an easy thing, but he was not a man to give up easily. He had vowed to himself that he would bring Blue Bob back to Burnt Corner for trial and despite Amos Garrison and all his riders that was what he intended on doing.
When he finally reached the town of Garrison he found a small unfriendly town, a town that was controlled by Amos Garrison and what they called Garrison Law. Chet was soon to find out that Amos Garrison and his law were hard to beat. The only friendly face he found in the whole town was that of the prettiest girl in town.
He was soon to find that capturing his quarry and getting him out of the town of Garrison was not an easy thing, but he was not a man to give up easily. He had vowed to himself that he would bring Blue Bob back to Burnt Corner for trial and despite Amos Garrison and all his riders that was what he intended on doing.
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