No God in Saguaro

by Lewis B. Patten

Silence of the Grave . . .

Saguaro looked like any other dusty, baking-hot desert town when Lane Sauer stepped off the stage coach and looked around. But Sauer knew that this town was different. His brother had disappeared here, and Sauer had come all the way from Texas to find out how and why.

He figured it wouldn't be hard. He had his gun--until he found it had been stolen. He had a money belt full of gold--until that was taken, too. Now Lane Sauer had only his bare hands and naked rage to break through this hell-hole's silence about his missing brother . . . and make it cry for mercy from his blood vengeance . . .

Genres: Westerns

187 pages, Mass Market Paperback

Published March 4, 1986

About the author

aka Lewis Ford, Len Leighton, Joseph Wayne (with Wayne D. Overholser)

Lewis Byford Patten was a prolific author of American Western Novels, born in Denver, Colorado. Often published under the names Lewis Ford, Len Leighto and, Joseph Wayne.

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