Publication

2001 - Center Point Pub., Thorndike, Me, Maine

Language

English

Word Count

62,000 words, Guess

Page Count

248 pages

Identifiers

and 1 more

Classifications

  • DDC813/.54
  • LCCPS3523.O554 S55 2001

Description

Texas was savage - a land of wild rivers, killing storms - alive with Comanches whose barbarism was legend, and white men who'd kill a man for his boots. It took a man like Ross Phillips to tame Texas. Phillips rode north from Mexico at the head of a mighty wagon train laden with bullion worth a million. His aim - to rip from the very guts of the land a short-cut trail to Arkansas. Days swam into weeks and weeks into months, men died and mules dropped - and still Phillips lashed the train north. Waiting for him was Muke-war-rah, cruellest of all the Comanche chiefs, who held as hostage the woman to whom Ross Phillips owed his life.

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Other Editions

  • Short cut to Red RiverCenter Point Pub.2001

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