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Joe Blade #3
Laredo Assignment
Even the Texas Rangers and the local law held back from the two powerful, land-hungry millionaires. Blade was the only man left to challenge them. They ambushed him, bushwhacked him and tried to run him out of town, but he survived. Meeting violence with violence, Blade would never surrender until he had concluded The Laredo Assignment.Peter Christopher Watts(19 December 1919 — 30 November 1983)Is the author of more than 150 novels, is better known by his pen names of “Matt Chisholm” and “Cy James”. He published his first western novel under the Matt Chisholm name in 1958 (Halfbreed). He began writing the “McAllister” series in 1963 with The Hard Men, and that series ran to 35 novels. He followed that up with the “Storm” series. And used the Cy James name for his “Spur” series.
160 pages, Hardcover
Published September 10, 1981
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July 12, 2018
JOE BLADE RIDES FOR THE BRAND
Jose Santiago Espada, we know him as Joe Blade, fighter, known throughout the West as a gun you don't mess with. The word "fear" doesn't exist in Joe Blade's world. If this is the bullet has my name on it so be it, can't expect to live forever..
Women are enthralled by him and vice versa. One would say that Blade looks more Angelo than Mexican because people are taken back when he speaks fluent Spanish evidently his English isn't accented...However, he's a man who seems to eat bullets, like so many other gunnies of the West.
Fast reading, bits of history intertwined in this action story, the descriptions of the areas seems to pull you in as you ride along with Blade.
ENJOY
Jose Santiago Espada, we know him as Joe Blade, fighter, known throughout the West as a gun you don't mess with. The word "fear" doesn't exist in Joe Blade's world. If this is the bullet has my name on it so be it, can't expect to live forever..
Women are enthralled by him and vice versa. One would say that Blade looks more Angelo than Mexican because people are taken back when he speaks fluent Spanish evidently his English isn't accented...However, he's a man who seems to eat bullets, like so many other gunnies of the West.
Fast reading, bits of history intertwined in this action story, the descriptions of the areas seems to pull you in as you ride along with Blade.
ENJOY
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