[Free eBook] Gunsmoke in the Air by Alan David [Western Historical Action Novel]
Gunsmoke in the Air by Alan David, a pseudonym for prolific multi-genre author Donald S. Rowland, is his western historical action adventure novel, free for a limited time courtesy of publisher Endeavour Press' Pioneering imprint.
This was originally published in 1984 by Robert Hale, using the pseudonym Charles Field. The story is a tale of mysteriously disappearing local lawmen and the newcomer who goes undercover to find out what misfortune befell his predecessors, and avenge them, if need be.
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Description Fenton county sure does get through its fair share of federal lawmen.
Coincidence or not, they usually go missing just after they’ve announced themselves to the local sheriff and his deputies.
So when Tate Rogan turns up to track down one of his fellow officers, Mike Saltwell, undercover means undercover.
Naturally, one of the first things Rogan does when he turns up is run into trouble with the Sheriff’s men, but it’s more than his life’s worth to tell them who he is.
They want him out of town the next day so Rogan must work round the clock to solve the mystery and see if there’s any justice still left in Fenton.
What happened to Mike?
Who’s responsible for the cattle rustling and the two lawmen already found dead?
Tate Rogan is prepared to lay down his life to bring justice to Fenton, but it’s starting to look like it will cost a lot more than that.
He’s got a reputation for achieving the impossible, but is this finally a step too far?
Gunsmoke in the Air races towards a violent and epic showdown that is guaranteed to leave you on the edge of your seat.
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