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The Slavers
The Slavers
Author: F.M. Parker
With an awesome list of stirring Western novels, F.M. Parker has won acclaim as a master spellbinder. In The Slavers, he has achieved a new personal best, bringing alive the high drama and true-grit realities of the Western past. The year is 1877. The scene is Mexico City. A young American, Ken Larrway, has come to study under the legendary ma...  more »
ISBN: 34210
Pages: 254
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Publisher: NAL Books (Penguin Division)
Book Type: Hardcover
Other Versions: Paperback, Audio Cassette
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Stirring adventure of struggle and courage in a Mexican wilderness.
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The year is 1877. The scene is Mexico on the brink of civil war. But Ken Larrway, a young American studentof the legendary weapons master Calleja, is fighting a war of his own. He has the death of Martin Zaldivar notched on his belt, a killing crew on his trail, a fortune in gold on his head and the wrath of Martins father, Ramos Zaldivar, the most feared warlord in Mexico on his back. Even an isolated colony of polygamous, espartriate Americans is not a safe haven for the fleeing Larrway as Zalvidars appetite for blond women has brought his rapacious reach there as well. Larways skill with a pistol is the settlers last hope of keeping their daughters safe and may be Larrways final shot at freedom - or his death....


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