The Jerrigo Way - Senuta, Michael
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When their stage coach is waylaid by bandits, ten-year-old Dusty Jerrigo and Dr. Grant Farraday find themselves on the business end of a .45. But this is no routine hold-up: word's gotten out that a doctor is passing through, and rancher Reese Borman is eager for his services. It seems the ruthless Borman is using forced labor to mine gold in a secluded canyon, and he needs someone to keep the enslaved miners fit for work...even if it means kidnapping a kid in the process. But Dusty isn't just any kid--he's a Jerrigo. And when word of the attack reaches Dusty's father, Will, a former US…mehr

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When their stage coach is waylaid by bandits, ten-year-old Dusty Jerrigo and Dr. Grant Farraday find themselves on the business end of a .45. But this is no routine hold-up: word's gotten out that a doctor is passing through, and rancher Reese Borman is eager for his services. It seems the ruthless Borman is using forced labor to mine gold in a secluded canyon, and he needs someone to keep the enslaved miners fit for work...even if it means kidnapping a kid in the process. But Dusty isn't just any kid--he's a Jerrigo. And when word of the attack reaches Dusty's father, Will, a former US Marshall, he immediately dispatches his sons Kip and Clay to bring their little brother home. It is a perilous journey, plagued by horse thieves, a lynch mob, crooked lawmen, and Arapahos. But family is family. And the Jerrigo boys will stop at nothing to reunite theirs.
Autorenporträt
Born in Akron, Ohio, Michael Senuta enjoyed a peripatetic youth during his father's career in the US Marines. He graduated from the University of Ohio-Akron with both a degree in education and a commission into the US Army. After several years of military service, he rejoined civilian life, teaching English in the Akron public schools for nearly three decades. An authority on Sherlock Holmes, he has given more than three hundred lectures about the famous detective. Michael retired from teaching in 2000 and now writes full time. His novels include The Hidden Truth, Hazard, and Matt Train.