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Dealt the Devil's Hand (Lou Prophet, Bounty Hunter)

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Lou Prophet shoots a man over a card game. Tht other man drew first and Prophet had no choice. The problem is it was the son of Gerald Loomis. Loomis is a big wheel, he is used to haveing his way and doing what ever he wants to do. He is now after Prophet. Lou gets wounded and is saved by Layla Carr, who gets him back to health. Lou knows he can't run as Loomis will follow him where ever he goes. He takes the fight to Loomis. He weaves and hides and fights Loomis and his twenty hands. There is much action and the book moves quickly. I did not like the sex part. Thats not what I read western for but I guess it helps to sell books. Lou reminds me a lttle of Smoke Jensen with the way he takes on the twenty men. Other than the man woman part it rates a five.