Free (Kindle) Hideout at Mender's Crossing by John Glasby [Robbery Thwarting Western]

[ATDrake]

Hideout at Mender's Crossing by the late British author John Glasby (ISFDB, Wikipedia, obituary at The Telegraph) is his standalone western historical action adventure novel, this one set in a town taken over outlaws who've grown bold enough to ruthlessly rob a gold train guarded by soldiers, and the Army's special operator sent undercover to infiltrate the town and stop them before they can ambush another, free for a limited time courtesy of publisher Endeavour Press' Pioneering imprint.

This was originally published in 2010 by Robert Hale as part of their Black Horse Western line.

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

Description
Mender’s Crossing is a ghost town.

So it’s no surprise that a gang of outlaws think they can do as they please with nobody to answer to.

With the townsfolk too terrified to do anything other than turn a blind eye, crime and corruption runs rife.

It’s no secret who really runs the town – and it’s not the sheriff.

But when a group of soldiers is ruthlessly slaughtered defending a gold train, enough is enough.

The army calls upon special operator Steve Landers to put an end to the violence before any more innocents are murdered.

But no newcomer in Mender’s Crossing goes unnoticed. Steve is being watched very closely.

Some of the residents are simply too scared to provide Steve with the information he needs to crack this case, and others are soon silenced.

Another train carrying a large shipment of gold is due to arrive on Friday afternoon, and there is no doubt in Steve’s mind that the outlaws are planning an ambush.

With time running out, this mountainous task seems almost impossible. Can Steve figure out who to trust before it’s too late?

Hideout at Mender’s Crossing is a thrilling western adventure packed with action and gunfire.

[iceblood]

TYVM, appreciated.