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A Tall Man Rides

The Hendershot Series, Book 1

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A Tall Man Rides

By: H. Berkeley Rourke
Narrated by: Francis G. Kearney
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A tall stranger. A Western town in turmoil. A damsel in distress.

Territorial Arizona, 1878. After riding from Phoenix to Yuma in the hopes of joining a company of Arizona Rangers, Ross Hendershot is attacked and wounded by a gunman. He soon finds himself in the middle of a power struggle, surrounded by a multitude of characters with agendas of their own. The sheriff of the town is eager to help him and take care of his attacker. The owner of Palace Hotel, Saloon, and Fancy House also befriends him.

The first novel in the Hendershot series, A Tall Man Rides is a compelling story of adventure and danger in the 19th-century Wild West.

Get your copy of this classic Western today!

©2012 H. Berkeley Rourke (P)2021 H. Berkeley Rourke Action & Adventure Genre Fiction Historical Fiction Fiction Arizona

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