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• Title : Killing Trail
• Author : Charles Gramlich
• Rating : 4.67 (561 Vote)
• Publish : 2016-2-27
• Format : Hardcover
• Pages : 118 Pages
• Asin : B003UNL98G
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Once Upon a Time with the Dead: For the gray raiders, death was an old friend.The work also includes two nonfiction essays, one about Louis L’Amour and another about the real Wild West.. It contains:Killing Trail: When they dumped Angela Cody on Lane Holland’s ranch she was

Once Upon a Time with the Dead: For the gray raiders, death was an old friend.

The work also includes two nonfiction essays, one about Louis L’Amour and another about the real Wild West.
. It contains:


Killing Trail: When they dumped Angela Cody on Lane Holland’s ranch she was scant moments from death. But luck or no, Davy wasn’t going down without a fight. She managed to speak only a few words, but those were enough to make Lane strap on his guns and ride out on a killing trail.

Showdown at Wild Briar: Accused of a murder he didn’t commit, Josh Allen Boone has ridden a long way from his Wild Briar Ranch. But now he’s coming home, and the real killers are waiting for him with a rope.

Powder Burn: They said Davy Bonner’s luck had run out and they ambushed him along a dark road. RIDE INTO DANGER!

Killing Trail is a collection of western short stories by Charles Allen Gramlich, the author of the Talera Tri

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