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Jesse Garnett
Shootout at the Snake Pit
The Ram Harper gang kidnaps the daughter of beautiful rancher Sandra Garth. When word spreads she is offering a thousand dollar reward and is going to ride with the posse, a bunch of ragtag cowboys eagerly sign up.
After long days on the trail riding in bad weather and fighting off ambushes, the posse is whittled down to Jesse Garnett, a young cowboy, a gambler, an old marshal and Sandra Garth. They track the kidnappers to a secret outlaw hideout called the Snake Pit. That’s when the bullets begin flying and bodies start to fall.
Worn out and exhausted, can they rescue Lacey Garth safely out without being killed themselves? Read Shootout at the Snake Pit, to find out who's left standing.
After long days on the trail riding in bad weather and fighting off ambushes, the posse is whittled down to Jesse Garnett, a young cowboy, a gambler, an old marshal and Sandra Garth. They track the kidnappers to a secret outlaw hideout called the Snake Pit. That’s when the bullets begin flying and bodies start to fall.
Worn out and exhausted, can they rescue Lacey Garth safely out without being killed themselves? Read Shootout at the Snake Pit, to find out who's left standing.
102 pages, Kindle Edition
Published June 18, 2017
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R. Annan
40 books1 followerR. Annan is a seasoned and traveled author with many interests. As a career serviceman he served in Korea and Vietnam. He also completed a one-year course at the Defense Language Institute at Monterey, California, and graduated from the University of South Florida with a B.A. in Art and Art History. After taking a two-year course in screenwriting at the Hollywood Scriptwriting Institute, he established The Old Time Radio Club Time Machine as both a scriptwriter and an actor.
As a young boy growing up in the city, R. Annan never passed up a chance to see a western movie. His heroes were Buck Jones, Johnny Mack Brown, Wild Bill Elliot and John Wayne, to name a few. As an adult he often wondered where his love of westerns came from. Perhaps it has something to do with his grandfather, John L. Annan, who was a cowboy from Helena, Montana, in days of old.
As a young boy growing up in the city, R. Annan never passed up a chance to see a western movie. His heroes were Buck Jones, Johnny Mack Brown, Wild Bill Elliot and John Wayne, to name a few. As an adult he often wondered where his love of westerns came from. Perhaps it has something to do with his grandfather, John L. Annan, who was a cowboy from Helena, Montana, in days of old.
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June 27, 2017
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In the style of Louis lamour. This is a really good book and also a really good author. Loved it
In the style of Louis lamour. This is a really good book and also a really good author. Loved it
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