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Devil's Wind
Matt Kendell believed that vengeance belonged to the Lord -- even after four savage bandits swept through the tiny village of San Pablo, leaving nothing but a smoking, corpse-strewn ruin. But before escaping, the killers had flung three young women over the backs of their stolen horses, and they could still be alive. With their families gone only Matt could attempt a rescue. With a repeating rifle on his shoulder and an aching heart, he rode into perdition to proclaim man's justice in a storm of blazing lead.
- GenresWesterns
194 pages, Paperback
First published December 1, 1988
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Douglas Hirt
56 books25 followersDouglas Hirt was born in Illinois, but heeding Horace Greeley's admonition to "Go west, young man", he headed to New Mexico at eighteen. Doug earned a Bachelor's degree from the College of Santa Fe and a Masters of Science degree from Eastern New Mexico University. During this time he spent several summers living in a tent in the desert near Carlsbad, New Mexico, conducting biological baseline surveys for the Department of Energy.
Doug drew heavily from this "desert life" when writing his first novel, DEVIL'S WIND. In 1991 Doug's novel, A PASSAGE OF SEASONS, won the Colorado Authors' League Top Hand Award. His 1998 book, BRANDISH, and 1999 DEADWOOD, were finalists for the SPUR award given by the Western Writers of America.
A short story writer, and the author of twenty-nine novels and one book of non fiction, Doug now makes his home in Colorado Springs with his wife Kathy and their two children, Rebecca and Derick. When not writing or traveling to research his novels, Doug enjoys collecting and restoring old English sports cars.
Douglas Hirt is a "fabricator of armchair adventures" who also writes as Jason Elder and Doug Hawkins.
Doug drew heavily from this "desert life" when writing his first novel, DEVIL'S WIND. In 1991 Doug's novel, A PASSAGE OF SEASONS, won the Colorado Authors' League Top Hand Award. His 1998 book, BRANDISH, and 1999 DEADWOOD, were finalists for the SPUR award given by the Western Writers of America.
A short story writer, and the author of twenty-nine novels and one book of non fiction, Doug now makes his home in Colorado Springs with his wife Kathy and their two children, Rebecca and Derick. When not writing or traveling to research his novels, Doug enjoys collecting and restoring old English sports cars.
Douglas Hirt is a "fabricator of armchair adventures" who also writes as Jason Elder and Doug Hawkins.
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April 23, 2017
Just great
This book interest from the word go and continued throughout its intirety. Each character in had his/her own unique and identifyable part to play in the story. Thanks for the good read.
This book interest from the word go and continued throughout its intirety. Each character in had his/her own unique and identifyable part to play in the story. Thanks for the good read.
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