β Scribed by Dunlap, Phil
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PHIL DUNLAP has developed a reputation as one of the best authors writing westerns today. Read these tales from the Old West, and you'll see why. Dunlap knows the geography, the language, and the people βand he knows how to make them come alive.In the title story, the taciturn half-Arapaho tracker Diablo Smith is hired by a self-important rancher to find his young wife. A simple enough task, but it keeps getting more complicated the more Diablo investigates. Followed by five more exciting tales...
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