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Tuesday, August 5, 2008

Bounty Hunter - Dan Price

OUR TRIBUNE reviews a Western volume:
Monday, August 04, 2008  by Stephanie Meza
 
"Writing is a hobby for Dan Price, and "Bounty Hunter" will be his first published book. This fiction novel is set in the 1800s and will appeal to anyone, young or old, who loves westerns.
Expect to go back to the American Old West with this read, where Bounty Hunter Dan Jennings gets in a tangle with outlaws, Indians, and romance. Dan has a knack for rounding up wanted outlaws, but his pursuit of a killer named Blake Monroe leads him to the ultimate test. Sure, Dan has high hopes after meeting Jennifer Blackburn, a rancher's daughter, but little does he know what lies further along his journey. He suffers at the hands of Apache Indians in order to prove his courage to not only the tribe, but to White Feather, whose bond with Dan creates a love conflict."  READ MORE AT http://ourtribune.com/article.php?id=4252
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