Law for Tombstone

Literature & Fiction

Martin, Charles M.

United States

Leisure Books

Monsters of Old Los Angeles - The Prehistoric Animals of the La Brea Tar Pits

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History

Rogers Press

<p>In this emotionally powerful sequel to The Dead Don't Dance‚ Maggie Styles wakes up from a coma. For her husband Dylan‚ it's been four months of grieving — for their stillborn child‚ for the wife who was as good as dead‚ and for all that might have been. “When Maggie opened her eyes that New Year's Day some seventeen months ago‚ I felt like I could see again. The fog lifted off my soul‚ and for the first time since our son had died and she had gone to sleep . . . some four months‚ sixteen days‚ eighteen hours‚ and nineteen minutes earlier — I took a breath deep enough to fill both my lungs.” Life began again for Dylan Styles when his beloved wife Maggie awoke from a coma. A coma brought upon by the intense two–day labor that resulted in heartbreaking loss. In this poignant story that is filled with Southern atmosphere‚ Dylan and Maggie must come to terms with their past before they can embrace their future.</p>

Maggie (Center Point Premier Fiction (Largeprint))

Contemporary

Center Point Pub

As caretaker to Boot Hill, Gospel Cummings carried a Bible on his left and a black-butted six-gun in a low-slung holster on his right. Gospel had a personal interest in those who died with their boots on, and of late, there had been so many that he could barely keep up with praying for their souls. Some of the trouble was caused by Cord Demingway, ramrod of an outlaw gang, and some of it was the fault of Pug Jones, who had his own band of followers. But more and more, the cause was a secret map pointing the way to an old Spanish treasure. It was making ruthless gunslingers out of usually honest cowboys who could then become the targets of other bonanza hunters or they could draw first. One thing for sure was that getting to the treasure was treacherous business.

Gunsmoke Bonanza (Center Point Western Complete (Large Print))

Center Point

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