Free (Kindle) Six-Gun Serenade by Mason Macrae [Domestic Dispute Revenge Western]

[ATDrake]

Six-Gun Serenade by Mason Macrae, a pseudonym for the late James L. Rubel (who incidentally has had a film based on one of his novels), is his vintage western historical action adventure novel, starring a man who returns to his hometown, only to find it under siege by nesters (who are apparently the western historical equivalent of squatters), attempting to settle upon and claim land already claimed by the local ranchers, and just to make his life more complicated, his spurned ward plans to sell up her half of their ranch after he rejects her advances, turning to his nesting archenemy for further revenge, as you do, free courtesy of publisher Endeavour Press' Pioneering imprint, who are e-printing it from its Collins Clear-Type Press edition originally out in 1953.

Currently free @ Amazon (available to Canadians & in the UK and pretty much everywhere else that Amazon sells worldwide, since this is being done via their KDP Select exclusive-or-else program)

Description
Would you fight for what’s rightfully yours…

Jim Finch hasn’t seen his hometown, Featherville, for a year – and a lot has changed in that time.

Nesters have been pouring into the valley, settling on ranches and claiming them as their own.

That’s where the trouble begun.

The nesters are getting bolder every day, but the ranchers intend to defend the land they own – whatever it takes.

Finch’s path crosses with that of Sam Broadner, a threatening and greedy man, desperate to seize control of the land.

But that’s not the only problem Finch has on his hands.

His young ward, Sheila, is left heartbroken when she declares her true feelings for Finch and is rebuffed.

Devastated, Sheila sets about selling her half of the Seven Up ranch in a deliberate move to ruin Finch and satisfy her desire for revenge.

Taking things a step further, she agrees to marry Finch’s arch-enemy, Felderman.

Can Finch stop her from making the biggest mistake of her life?

Can he claim the land that is rightfully his, whilst preventing Broadner’s bloodthirsty plans?

A tense story of murder, ruthless violence and no-holds-barred vengeance that meets an epic conclusion in Six-Gun Serenade. The perfect western adventure for fans of the classic Louis L’Amour and Zane Grey.

[Dr. Drib]

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