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Straight Shooter
GOOD MONEY AND BAD MEN
Outlaw Wes Cavanaugh knows that crime doesn't always pay—at least not much. That's why he and his partner, Mose, are willing to pay Jimmy Stock for information on a job that's guaranteed to pay off big.
Jimmy's made a career of selling tips to bandits, but the job he sells Wes—a payroll train about to leave Omaha—requires more than information. It requires a straight shooter who can hit targets from a long distance away…and in the outlaw business, even a straight shooter can't be trusted.
Outlaw Wes Cavanaugh knows that crime doesn't always pay—at least not much. That's why he and his partner, Mose, are willing to pay Jimmy Stock for information on a job that's guaranteed to pay off big.
Jimmy's made a career of selling tips to bandits, but the job he sells Wes—a payroll train about to leave Omaha—requires more than information. It requires a straight shooter who can hit targets from a long distance away…and in the outlaw business, even a straight shooter can't be trusted.
- GenresWesterns
287 pages, Paperback
First published June 4, 2013
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April 1, 2021
Wasn’t overly impressed with this story. A little to much on the slow side for me. It’s 1887 in Iowa. Two crooks buying information to rob a train. Two other guys (the good guys) are vendors building, repairing and selling rifles and pistols. Meeting up, fighting and then off on their own stories.
January 4, 2022
one of marcus galloway finetest books ever wittren
January 5, 2023
I was surprised by the ending. A good book, none of the main characters were killed, a little beat up but not shot. A attention holding book.
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