The Left-Handed Gun

The Left-Handed Gun

The Left-Handed Gun

Tony Monte

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Editorial:
iUniverse
Año de edición:
2011
Materia
Westerns
ISBN:
9781450288477
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Growing up in Ohio in the 1860s, brothers Bill and John Cole dream of going west and becoming gunfighters. They have no intention of following in their father’s footsteps and working the land, spending their days as farmers.At eighteen, Bill is the first to leave and become a deputy. He cleans up the town of Amber Walls, Texas, and is believed to be the fastest gun of his time. But there’s one faster-his brother, John, who rides into Abilene, Kansas, on his bay mare and leaves his mark on this western town as a deputy sheriff. He becomes known as the 'left-handed gun.' All those who challenge young John Cole end up six feet under in Boot Hill.The Left-Handed Gun follows the trials and fortunes of Bill and John Cole as they tackle the challenges of the Old West. They learn that all who take the way of the gun will sooner or later end up on Boot Hill.

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