Snake Eyes
Snake Eyes by Jory Sherman is a Western fiction novel published by Penguin Publishing Group on December 6, 2011. This edition spans 224 pages and is presented in English. The story begins with the discovery of a headless sheep rancher, accompanied by a chilling warning from a cattle baron known as “Snake.” The ranchers and their families are threatened with death if they do not abandon the mountains, prompting the dead man’s cousin to seek justice.
Readers will follow Brad Storm, also known as “Sidewinder,” as he takes on the task of confronting the deadly cattle baron. Armed with a double-ought buck named “Snake Eyes,” Brad ventures into the mountains, where danger lurks at every turn. The narrative explores themes of justice and survival in a harsh landscape, immersing readers in the tense atmosphere of the Western genre.
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The body of a sheep rancher is found headless, with a warning from a cattle baron known as “Snake”: if the ranchers and their families don’t leave the mountains, they will all die. The dead man’s cousin demands justice, so he pays a visit to the Denver Detective Agency and acquires the services of Brad Storm, also known as “Sidewinder”. So, armed with a new double-ought buck nicknamed “Snake Eyes”, Brad heads to the mountains to hunt for a man just as deadly as he is…
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