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Dynamite Dan

Will Cannon. Bounty Hunter, Western Adventure Novels, Book 62

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Dynamite Dan

By: Larry Hill
Narrated by: Tammy Viers
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The train robbers derailed the train again in southern Colorado and they destroyed a train car load of fine wine that Will was shipping to his grocery warehouse in Santa Fe. The gangs of train robbers had attacked the train six times this year and four times that train was carrying a strong box with gold and silver coins. This gang or gangs of robbers weren't going to stop robbing the train until someone ended their criminal activities. Will Cannon left his Mora River Ranch and took the train to Santa Fe. He would take care of some business in Santa Fe and then he would ride the trail alone to the area in Colorado that is controlled by the vicious Rose Brothers Gang.

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