Hard Bounty
Hard Bounty by Ken Hodgson, published by Wheeler Pub. in 2002, is a work of fiction that follows bounty hunter Asa Cain, known as “The Undertaker’s Friend.” With a page count of 308, this edition presents a gripping narrative where Cain’s professional life takes a dramatic turn when the Dolven gang destroys his West Texas ranch and kidnaps his sister and mother. This personal tragedy ignites a relentless pursuit for both his family and the truth behind the gang’s actions.
Readers will find themselves immersed in a story that explores themes of vengeance and determination as Cain embarks on the most significant hunt of his life. The narrative delves into the challenges he faces while navigating the treacherous landscape of bandits and killers. As the plot unfolds, the stakes rise, revealing the complexities of Cain’s character and the lengths he will go to reclaim what has been taken from him.
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Bounty hunter Asa Cain, also called “The Undertaker’s Friend, ” has put more bandits and killers in the ground that anyone. To him, it’s a job–until it becomes personal. The Dolven gang burns down Cain’s West Texas ranch and takes his sister and mother. Suddenly, Cain begins the hunt of his life–searching for his family, for murderers, and the truth.
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