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The Last Ranger #3

The Madman's Mansion

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A THIRD WORLD WAR HAS LEFT AMERICA A LAWLESS AND BATTERED LAND. BUT AMID THE PILLAGE AND HEARTLESS KILLING. ONE BRAVE YOUNG MAN HAS BECOME AMER-ICA'S LAST HOPE FOR JUSTICE AND FREEDOM

Martin Stone is on his way to Vernal, Utah There. sitting atop a mountain plateau. is the fortress of 'the dwarf"— the power-hungry crippled fanatic who rules the evil empire that has replaced legitimate government after the war. Now called the "Last Resort: this one-time luxury hotel has be-come a true Sodom and Gomorrah for all the high-rolling perverts and murderers of America and is defended by an army of madmen released from mental asylums at the dwarf's order.

The Last Ranger has a special reason for wanting to penetrate this den of iniquity. Ho knows his sister April is there. kidnapped by the dwarfs henchmen — and about to be sold into white slavery

216 pages, Paperback

First published December 1, 1986

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Craig Sargent

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Pseudonym for Jan Stacy

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April 14, 2025
It's Sodom and Gomorrah in the aftermath in book three of this great series. The Last Ranger is on his way to save his sister from the Dwarf. A crazed wheelchair bound freak with no arms and legs. He owns a former ski resort in Colorado that he turned into an "anything goes" zone. Drugs. Orgies. Murder. Whatever floats your beans.

He hooks up with a snake oil salesman who is invited to the Dwarf's Christmas extravaganza. They work their way in to the stronghold and then things go bad. The Ranger is subjected to the Madman's whims and savage pleasures.

This one is a wild, fun ride from cover to cover. It never takes a time out to pad the proceedings out.
Why I never read any of these books in all the years they have been out there is beyond me. I plan to right that wrong.
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