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Marshal South Rides Again: His Anza-Borrego Novels - Softcover

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Inhaltsangabe

With the publication of Marshal South Rides Again, a new generation is being introduced to these fast-paced, non-stop action cliffhangers that are set in the land he knew best - the desert that surrounded his Ghost Mountain home. South weaved local tales about the old Butterfield Vallecito Stage Station around stories he had heard about his backcountry neighbors to develop his storyline and characters. He wrote what he knew firsthand and gave intriguing descriptions of local landmarks that readers familiar with the Anza-Borrego area may be able to decipher. Prepare for a rollicking good read as the hero uses his to save the day, win the damsel in distress, and acquire the wealth of his dreams.

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Über die Autorin bzw. den Autor

From the Foreword by Diana Lindsay -- Marshal South of the Anza-Borrego desert region....was a prolific writer of poetry and prose beginning while still a teenager in Adelaide, South Australia, and continuing until he died at the age of 59 in 1948. He wrote more than 90 poems; about 30 newspaper articles, essays and stories; 97 Desert Magazine articles; 54 other magazine articles and stories; 12 books; and 8 booklets, plays, and greeting cards. He was also a talented artist who painted, made pottery, and designed jewelry.His earlier life as a writer, debater, militia organizer/supporter, and adventurer was overshadowed by his controversial lifestyle and his experiment in primitive living during the 1930s and 1940s that were featured in his Desert Magazine articles written between 1939 and 1948.

Aus dem Klappentext

In Flame of Terrible Valley, Jim Brandon's encounter with Flame Truman at the ghostly ruins of the Vallecito Stage Station finds him suddenly caught between the dogged vengeance of a Chinese Tong, the quest for stolen gold, and the desire to save this woman from her heartless father and the relentless Tong.In Robbery Range, a puzzling poem recovered from the papers of a dead stagecoach robber becomes the key to the hidden treasure sought by both the robber's grandson and the great granddaughter of the stagecoach passenger who had been robbed and killed by the outlaw. Marie Banniston is in grave danger as she is being pursued by the Hesfor gang. Can Rodney Kent save her from these ruffians and win her heart?

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