Bear Trap at Needle Pass - Lawrence Pride - Libros - Xlibris - 9781436372763 - 30 de septiembre de 2008
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Bear Trap at Needle Pass

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"Bear Trap at Needle Pass" is a tale of high-flying adventure and intrigue. It centers on Lucas Kane, a cowboy in the Old West who encounters a variety of dangers in his daily life. Lucas - like others around him - is a frequent practitioner of vigilante justice, and is a skilled marksman and defender. His archenemy is a man named DuPree. The DuPree family has feuded with the Kanes for generations, and DuPree's objective is to destroy anyone associated with the Kanes. Lucas relentlessly pursues DuPree from the Arizona Territory to the Texas border to revenge his brother's murder. As Lucas searches for DuPree, his sister-in-law Kate struggles to stay alive in the hands of the kidnappers holding her captive. All of these events set up the climactic scenes in "Bear Trap at Needle Pass". <|> (Review) "A must read for western story lovers!!, October 27, 2008 By C. Eversole - What an awesome western! This book is packed full of adventure and action. Within the first twenty pages the action starts! The writing style makes the reader feel as if they can see the story playing out right in front of them. Bear Trap at Needle Pass follows a character by the name of Lucas Kane who has to overcome a number of obstacles as he searches for a man by the name of DuPree. Through his travels he is confronted with various predicaments and situations that the author has portrayed in enough detail and feeling to make the reader really identify with the character, pulling for him all the way. It´s a quick read that I definately recommend to my fellow fiction-lovers and most of all, western lovers!" |>

Medios de comunicación Libros     Paperback Book   (Libro con tapa blanda y lomo encolado)
Publicado 30 de septiembre de 2008
ISBN13 9781436372763
Editores Xlibris
Páginas 112
Dimensiones 7 × 152 × 229 mm   ·   176 g
Lengua Inglés