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Doomsday Marshal
The Doomsday Marshal
Rescuing a U.S. Ranger and four female captives from bloodthirsty Comancheros in the Mexican desert is the task facing Marshal John Rye and his companions
- GenresWesterns
269 pages, Hardcover
First published June 1, 1975
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About the author
Ray Hogan
278 books24 followersRay Hogan (1908-1998) was born in Missouri but spent his life in New Mexico.
His father was a Western marshal and lawman.
He has written over 100 books. His work has been translated into 16 languages and filmed.
His father was a Western marshal and lawman.
He has written over 100 books. His work has been translated into 16 languages and filmed.
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April 12, 2021
Easily a 4.5 read.
Solid writing. Suspenseful with intermittent outbreaks of gunfire & fisticuffs.
1st novel by author Ray Hogan I’ve read. Tough and lean prose.
No time in this novel for the protagonist to waste on introspective passages filled with cornball wistfulness.
This guy’s gotta get to Yuma with his prisoner. Fast.
Solid, hardboiled Western action.
This is my final review for a spell. Entering hospital for surgery tomorrow. I’ll be laid up for days. Hopefully on feel-good pain meds.
Adios.
Solid writing. Suspenseful with intermittent outbreaks of gunfire & fisticuffs.
1st novel by author Ray Hogan I’ve read. Tough and lean prose.
No time in this novel for the protagonist to waste on introspective passages filled with cornball wistfulness.
This guy’s gotta get to Yuma with his prisoner. Fast.
Solid, hardboiled Western action.
This is my final review for a spell. Entering hospital for surgery tomorrow. I’ll be laid up for days. Hopefully on feel-good pain meds.
Adios.
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