Loner Western series - publisher  
... Loner Western
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y separately published work icon Where Guns Talk Sheldon B. Cole , Sydney : Cleveland , 1970-1979 12290699 1970 single work novel western

'Ahead was a cold-blooded killer and an innocent woman who wanted to believe he was no such thing. Behind was a God-fearing tyrant by the name of Isaac Madie and Madie’s three sons, all of them with vengeance in mind.

'And Blake Durant was caught smack in the middle.

'He wanted to rescue the woman and return a fortune in gold bullion to its rightful owners. But Madie had other ideas. And if it came to that, so did Ringo Nyall, the killer who’d set his mind on the gold … and the girl!'

Source: Publisher's blurb (2020 ed.).

Sydney : Cleveland , 1970-1979
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y separately published work icon Outcast County Sheldon B. Cole , Surry Hills : Cleveland , 1965-1970 Z862615 1965-1970 single work novel western Surry Hills : Cleveland , 1965-1970
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y separately published work icon Draw Fast – Or Die Sheldon B. Cole , Sydney : Cleveland , 1970-1979 12290733 1970 single work novel western Sydney : Cleveland , 1970-1979
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y separately published work icon The Testament Trail Sheldon B. Cole , Surry Hills : Cleveland , 1965-1970 Z863408 1965-1970 single work novel western Surry Hills : Cleveland , 1965-1970
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y separately published work icon The Guns of Gabriel Sheldon B. Cole , Sydney : Cleveland , 1970-1979 12291108 1970 single work novel western

'Blake Durant was one of the crew driving Jay Hurwood’s cattle to the railhead at Gabriel. The trail had been hard, but nothing more than he’d expected. Then two murders were committed, right out on the open prairie… and suddenly everyone became a suspect.

'Because there hadn’t been any love lost between Blake and Joe Sowarth, Joe’s brother, Lanny, was convinced that Blake was the killer, and figured to even the score any way he could. But there was more going on around Hurwood’s trail drive than anyone could imagine, and the only way Blake could clear his name was by finding the real killer… and his sinister motive!'

Source: Publisher's blurb (2020 ed.).

Sydney : Cleveland , 1970-1979
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y separately published work icon Gun for Gun Sheldon B. Cole , Surry Hills : Cleveland , 1960-1970 Z863415 1960-1970 single work novel western Surry Hills : Cleveland , 1960-1970
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