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The Forever Ranger - Lebrun, Robert L.
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The Old West-where fast meets faster, and faster meets death. Outlaws lived by their own code and used the state of Texas as their playground. There was little to no resistance when it came to men who brutalized and killed for a profit. Enter Jon, a boy with an unknown past and an unpredictable future. At an early age he embarks on a journey to discover the truth about himself, but fate awaits him at every turn. In this action-packed Western, don't breathe and don't blink. Don't even think because even your thoughts can give away the exact moment of when you're going to draw. How you think…mehr

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The Old West-where fast meets faster, and faster meets death. Outlaws lived by their own code and used the state of Texas as their playground. There was little to no resistance when it came to men who brutalized and killed for a profit. Enter Jon, a boy with an unknown past and an unpredictable future. At an early age he embarks on a journey to discover the truth about himself, but fate awaits him at every turn. In this action-packed Western, don't breathe and don't blink. Don't even think because even your thoughts can give away the exact moment of when you're going to draw. How you think determines how you carry yourself, and that could get you killed. About the Author Robert L. LeBrun is a Baltimore City detective of twenty-one years. His hobby is writing, which started at an early age, writing lyrics and poetry.
Autorenporträt
Robert LeBrun is a dedicated man of faith who has written a series of books for readers who like stories with purpose. 'Death Has Its Ways', 'Death Always Wins', and 'Death Is Not The End: Apocalypse' is a series of books that consists of short stories that are fun to read but hold an important message. In the end, the world will change in an instant. So why not be rapture-ready?