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    Ambush on the Butterfield Trail

    By Jay Clanton

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    When Abednego Merton's young daughter is seized by Comancheros, he resolves to recover his beloved child, no matter what the cost. He also vows privately that he will, in the process, kill every man who had any part, howsoever small, in taking his daughter from him.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherRobert Hale Fiction
    Release dateJul 28, 2019
    ISBN9780719829987
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    Ambush on the Butterfield Trail
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    Jay Clanton

    Simon Webb, who lives on the outskirts of London, is the author of more than thirty westerns, published under both his own name and also a number of pseudonyms; for example Jay Clanton, Brent Larssen, Harriet Cade, Ed Roberts, Ethan Harker and Fenton Sadler. In addition to westerns, he has written many non-fiction books, chiefly on the subjects of social history and education. He is married, with two children.

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