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Dan Burton: Texas Ranger: The Devil's Anvil: A Western Adventure

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The sixth Western adventure in a brand new series from Clem Mariotte!

In the harsh, changing frontier of late-1880s Texas—where railroads, barbed wire, and new money carve up the open range—Texas Ranger Dan Burton stands as a quiet force for justice. Scarred by a childhood tragedy that left him marked for life, Dan rides with his father’s engraved Colt, a trusted Bowie knife, and an iron resolve to choose cuffs and the law over vengeance, no matter how personal the fight becomes. Anchored by his resilient wife Maria, their young daughter Clara, and a hard-won circle of allies—ranch hands, sharpshooters, border traders, and old mentors—Dan confronts rustlers, corrupt power, and the fading codes of the Old West. In a land of border tensions, shifting loyalties, and vanishing frontiers, the Dan Burton series delivers gritty, morally layered Western tales of family, restraint, and the steep price of doing right when the world keeps pushing you toward blood.

140 pages, Kindle Edition

Published April 13, 2026

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Clem Mariotte

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220 reviews4 followers
June 21, 2026
Dan Burton

This was a really good Book in this Series. Unfortunately the fact the Rangers do not shoot the Outlaws when they have the chance, especially the very dangerous Leader and his Sick Brother when the initially had the chance!! This causes me to loose interest, when the Author just uses this to continue his story of filling pages with words. I am leaving this Series of Dan Burton and maybe all books by this Author!
32 reviews
June 28, 2026
Disappointed this time

I have enjoyed the series to this point but this book was so full of unfactual information and unbelievable stuff that it was painful to finish. First they “lighten the load” to survive the desert and magically Dan has a pair of pliers!? Happened several times. Phooey! Ain’t reading any more of this garbage.
3,943 reviews19 followers
August 24, 2026
Wow what a story this was!

This book fascinated me, my grandparents grew up in Texas, one in Happy and the other in Canyon. We grew up on stories about breaking wild horses and the bitter storms but never about the heat. My sister has been living near Dora New Mexico and she's moving back home as the heat is so bad! Great storyline and writing!
75 reviews
July 20, 2026
Good reading

Another good reading book from Clem Mariotte. I enjoyed this book like I did the others by Clem Mariotte. His books are enjoyable reading that you can't keep on reading until you get to the end.
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