Angel range (Doubleday western)

Reese, John Henry

DOUBLEDAY

<p>1974 Doubleday and Co, hardcover, John Henry Reese (Big Mutt). The blowholers weren't really a gang, but a group of this vicious riffraff banded together just for the fun of it and killed a settler and savagely raped his daughter. They would have gotten away with it, if it hadn't been for Ownie Cope. The Born Loser.</p>

The blowholers

<p>Cahoon had a killer's reputation and a yellow streak down his back.\nHonker Cahoon was yellow, but the fear that glittered in his eyes was often mistaken for murderous rage, and he had a fog-horned voice that grew more vicious the more scared he became. With his gaunt, scarred, hairy face and so-called reputation, Cahoon had come through some tight spots, but he was still a coward. Then he hooked up with a kid who took him for a famous gunman, and he found himself playing the role other people had created for him. But he knew that just around some bend in the road some killer would be waiting to call his bluff.</p>

They don't shoot cowards,

Literature & Fiction

Genre Fiction

New York, New York, U.S.A.: Doubleday

Texas gold

A Sheriff for All the People

Garden City, N. Y. : Doubleday

Blacksnake man

Hangman's springs

The dj is protected by a wrapper, the first endpaper has been torn out, and a few library markings. Otherwise the book is clean and intact.

A pair of deuces

Doubleday Company, Inc.

Two thieves and a puma [Jan 01, 1980] Reese, John Henry

Two thieves and a puma

A pair of deuces (A Double D western)

Thorndike Press

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