Law for Hire: Saving Masterson
Law for Hire: Saving Masterson by Bill Brooks is a Western fiction novel published by HarperCollins on February 24, 2004. This edition spans 304 pages and is presented in English. The story follows Bat Masterson, who is left to maintain order in Dodge City after Wyatt Earp departs. In a town rife with danger, Masterson’s badge becomes a target, and he faces numerous threats from those who wish to disrupt the peace.
Readers will find a narrative centered on the challenges of law enforcement in a lawless environment, as Bat Masterson teams up with Teddy Blue, a skilled Pinkerton agent. Together, they confront the numerous adversaries that threaten Masterson’s life, highlighting the precarious nature of justice in the Wild West. The book explores themes of loyalty and survival amidst the chaos of Dodge City, where danger lurks at every corner.
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A Bad Place to Die
When Wyatt Earp and his brothers left Dodge City, they left the job of keeping the peace to young Bat Masterson. But a lawman’s badge is little more than a target in this rough, wide-open frontier town where, for every citizen who abides by the law, there are two who want to tear it apart. And nearly every stranger who rides in is offered a handsome fee to put a bullet between a lawman’s eyes. Teddy Blue’s come for a different reason. The Pinkerton agent has built a reputation as a useful man with a gun, having already saved the famous skins of Buffalo Bill Cody and Wild Bill Hickok. But keeping Masterson breathing could prove to be the most difficult assignment of all. Because there’s nowhere to turn for help in Dodge; it’s just Bat and Blue against pretty much the whole damn town. . . with the killers lining up to take their shots.
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