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The Naked Lady of Whispering Gulch

By: O'Neil De Noux
Narrated by: John Dzwonkowski
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Whispering Gulch isn't much of a town. Didn't even have a boot hill like Tombstone. On a dusty day, near the end of the 19th century, a Pinkerton man arrives in Whispering Gulch on a wandering daughter case. Hired by the wealthy father who'd received letters from his daughter postmarked "Whispering Gulch", the Pinkerton man shows a photo around. Several old timers claim this could be the "nekked lady". Could this be a prank? Were the old timers leading him out into the desert to leave him? When an angelic blonde lady steps out of her dress to bathe in the gulch, well, it's no joke anymore.

Lust turns to love and the Pinkerton man has his wandering daughter. Or does he?

©2012 O'Neil De Noux (P)2015 O'Neil De Noux Crime Fiction Historical Fiction Fiction

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