Golden Riders
Golden Riders by Ralph Cotton, published by Penguin on October 7, 2014, is a 304-page work of fiction that immerses readers in the world of Westerns and historical action. The story follows Arizona Ranger Sam Burrack, known for his determination and skill with a Winchester, as he pursues a notorious gang known as the Golden Riders. As Burrack tracks down the gunmen, the stakes rise when a jailbreak allows some of the gang members to escape, putting him in a perilous position.
In this edition, readers will find a gripping narrative that explores themes of justice and survival in the Wild West. As Burrack becomes both the hunter and the hunted, the tension escalates, revealing the challenges he faces in bringing the gang to justice. The book delves into the action and adventure inherent in the genre, providing an engaging experience for fans of Western fiction. With its focus on lawmen and outlaws, Golden Riders presents a vivid portrayal of the era and the conflicts that define it.
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Arizona Ranger Sam Burrack has something of a reputation for finishing what he sets out to do—usually with a shot from his Winchester. He’d been on the trail of five gunmen for days. Then there was four. And he doesn’t plan on stopping until every member of the notorious Golden Riders is behind bars or underground.
But when a few of the riders escape in a jailbreak, word gets back to gang leader Braxton Kane that his brother fell under the gun of a lawman. Now Burrack is both hunter and hunted, and if he doesn’t live up to his reputation, he won’t live very long.…
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