Lone Rider's Justice - Henderson Colt

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192 pages. Red cloth boards have shelf wear. On the spine there is two holes through the cloth. Book has been taped. The front end pages have quite extensive staining. Doc Norman, the Lone Rider, turned down the offer of a princely price for the horse he loved. That characteristic refusal had unexpected results. Soon Fitzroy Norman, chivalrous aristocrat of the ranges, was riding to right an old injustice. His task was to seek out a band of criminals, including a woman who had graduated from dance halls and gambling saloons to an unexpected career. And then he had to transform the crude plan of a much-wronged man into a just fitting of punishment to crime. In a situation that looked hopeless the Trouble Doctor was at his best. He showed what a man can do with a good horse under him, speed on the draw and a first-class mind, trained in years of cattle country crises. And this time - strangely for a foot-loose rider - he had at his command vast wealth. Quantity Available: 1. Category: Fiction; Action & Adventure; Inventory No: 07050014. By: Henderson Colt Visit our website to view thousands more products like this and order online at: