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Pray for Justice
- A Chance and Choices Adventure, Book 1
- Narrated by: William R. M. Mattingly
- Length: 11 hrs and 20 mins
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Pray for Justice
Narrated by:
William R. M. Mattingly
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Publisher's Summary
On a fateful spring day of 1839, at the western edge of civilized America, a gang of outlaws attempts to remove a Native American who dares to sit in a white man’s saloon. Townsfolk become embroiled, bullets fly, and men fall. Forced from the saloon under the threat of further bullet trading, the outlaws gallop out of town but don’t cotton to their treatment.
Unaware that fate lurks, three sisters step into the blood, spreading across the saloon floor. Fate and the outlaws plan further trouble.
©2016, 2017 Elisabeth Gay (P)2024 Elisabeth Gay
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