The Texan Devil: A Gomez Gonzalez Texas Ranger Short Story

Name: The Texan Devil: A Gomez Gonzalez Texas Ranger Short Story
Price: 0.99 EUR
Author: Ron Lewis
ISBN: 9781005439378

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Ron Lewis

C. C. Chamberlane
Paru le : 16/07/2022

A tranquil Sunday midday was shattered by a gunshot. A priest lay dead on the church floor, and bandits fled the scene on horseback. The priest died for... > Lire la suite

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A tranquil Sunday midday was shattered by a gunshot. A priest lay dead on the church floor, and bandits fled the scene on horseback. The priest died for the fifteen dollars. This evil deed set the Texas Devils, the Texas Rangers, to pursue the outlaw, Elam MacDermish. In the weeks that followed, the brigand and his men raced to the border, to freedom. The outlaws were unaware the Ranger, Gomez Gonzalez, the Angel of Death, pursued them.
Gonzalez vowed to bring the men to justice. If they sat their saddle, fine, if they were draped over them, this too was okay by him; the choice was in the hands of the bad men. Other eyes watched them, unforgiving eyes, jealous of their lands, unwilling to forgive trespassers. The Apache might have the last word.

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Date de parution : 16/07/2022
Editeur : C. C. Chamberlane
ISBN : 978-1-005-43937-8
EAN : 9781005439378
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Biographie de Ron Lewis

Ron Lewis has had a life long interest and love of both history and westerns. Blending fact and fiction together, mixing real characters and those created from whole cloth, his stories are his views of the old west of the 19th century. Mr. Lewis's roots in Oklahoma reach back to the 19th century when is his great-grandfather John moved though the Indian territories, and eventually Oklahoma territory yearly.
He operated a traveling musical group who sold a panacea concoction most often called "Snake Oil."Eventually his grandfather, John Henry, settled in the Winding Stair Mountains of eastern Oklahoma, very near to Robbers Cave. John Henry worked for a mining company as an elevator operator. His grandfather was well known and all who knew him knew his credo in life. "I don't want to be higher than picking corn or lower than digging potatoes."Hearing stories from his father, uncles and grandfather about life in the late 19th and early 20th centuries kindled a love for those bygone days.
Many of these stories are the basis for his writing.