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Blessed are the Peacemakers
by Curtis H. Stratton
The Good Book says "Blessed are the peacemakers . . . " but was that
a sentiment shared by all?
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The Phantom Terrace
by Edward Sheehy
It's 1876, and a city boy arrives in a Colorado mining town and soon discovers the terifying truth
about an Indian spirit said to guard the trail leading up to the Continental Divide.
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Why God Created Cowboys
by Paul Grella
The truth behind the legend. "It's the economy, stupid!"
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Just Death
by Robert D. McKee
Being a deputy sheriff in the Old West was no job for a coward, and Tom Mason had been a coward all his life.
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A Gunfighter's Last Call
by Tom Sheehan
When they left the gunfighter, shot to pieces and lying dead in the dust, they headed
to the saloon to celebrate. Last call would come late that night.
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Belle Saves the Day
by Larry Lefkowitz
Big Brett Tunney entered the saloon and faced the sheriff. It was time for a showdown.
Belle, watching from the stairs, knew Tunney was deadly when he was sober, and he was as sober
as a judge. What could she do to save the sheriff?
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