What was the lanky, silent gunfighter doing in town? Only Jim Rimbaud knew why he was there - and he wasn't telling. But the gunfighter arrived in town, somebody died not much later.
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Story nevers slows down, good entertainment,
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This review is from: Gunfighter's Return (Curley Large Print Books) (Hardcover)
My second Leslie Ernenwein paperback, and this one was as good as my first, Faro Kid. Sheriff Sol Robillarde's concern for his own political aspirations and just the fact of Junction City being its own little Peyton Place helped make the story as pertinent to today's dilemmas as it was during the time of the ole West. Enjoyable paperback.
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