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    Cord 9: Brimstone Basin (A Cord and Chi Western)

    By Owen Rountree

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    Cord rides into the Montana town of Enterprise—straight for the wrath of a murderous lynch mob. Fighting to save one victim of the vigilantes’ noose, he nearly gets hung himself. Lucky for him he’s rescued by Mallory Bliss, the most powerful man in the Territory.
    But Bliss is a savior who exacts a heavy price, one Cord must pay with his very soul. In a feud that spills over into a wide-open war for turf and wealth, Cord must fight for his freedom with fists, firearms—and the fearless partnership of a fiery lady named Chi.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherPiccadilly
    Release dateJul 31, 2020
    ISBN9781370436316
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    Cord 9: Brimstone Basin (A Cord and Chi Western)
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    Owen Rountree

    Owen Rountree is the pen names of accomplished bestselling writers William Kittredge and Steven M. Krauzer.

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