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2 y separately published work icon Shoot and Be Damned E. Jefferson Clay , Sydney : Cleveland , 1973 12269123 1973 single work novel western

'Almost one year after they met, on that fateful day at the Battle of Pea Ridge, Benedict and Brazos are gifted with valuable information. But the information comes with a deadline! Outlaw Bo Rangle has begun moving his stolen Confederate gold from one hidden location to another.

'The clock is ticking on their best lead, but can they trust their informant? Other parties are galloping toward the riches — the local marshal with a weather-beaten posse, and Rangle’s hired muscle with their shifting loyalties. By the time Benedict and Brazos confront their enemy, they’ll be surrounded by a hellfire storm of sizzling lead.'

Source: Publisher's blurb (Bold Venture ed.).

2 y separately published work icon The Living Legend E. Jefferson Clay , Sydney : Cleveland , 1972 12269613 1972 single work novel western

'The town of Glory was anything but glorious. It was actually a town filled with fear—fear of the wild Yellow House River bunch, and an outlaw gang led by Ben Hollister, a bad man they called the Living Legend for his gun-speed.

'Duke Benedict and Hank Brazos had no intention of buying into Glory’s troubles. All they wanted was a lead on Bo Rangle, the man they were hunting. But then a good man was shot dead by the Yellow House boys. That’s when Benedict pinned on the town marshal’s badge and together he and Brazos set about restoring law and order.

'With the Yellow House gang dealt with, there was still the matter of Ben Hollister, and a schemer in the shadows saw to it that he and Benedict would eventually clash.

'It was a showdown Benedict would have done anything to avoid. Because he and Hollister had once been friends. And it was the Living Legend who’d taught him everything he knew about guns, and how to use them.'

Source: Publisher's blurb (Bold Venture ed.).

4 y separately published work icon The Buffer J. E. Macdonnell , Sydney : Horwitz , 1963 Z1260124 1963 single work novel war literature adventure "Hooky" Walker...or to give him his rightful name, Chief Petty-Officer William Walker of the destroyer Windrode, was a man's man; you would be fortunate to have him as a friend. He was a man, and so not perfect. A friend's sister was safe with him but this moral and biological restriction did not extend to all sisters. In port he drank a good deal. Sometimes, but not often, he made mistakes. But, in this pattern, there were two staunch, straight strands: though not overtly religious, he did not ever blaspheme; and to his shipmates and his captain he was unimpeachably loyal. These traits caused him to risk his life often...and now he was faced with the biggest crisis of his life... - back cover (Horwitz, 1963)
4 y separately published work icon Sabotage! J. E. Macdonnell , Sydney : Horwitz , 1964 Z1260185 1964 single work novel war literature adventure
5 y separately published work icon The Rocky J. E. Macdonnell , Sydney : Horwitz , 1961 Z1258835 1961 single work novel war literature adventure
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