Who Abducted The U. S. Deputy Marshal’s Granddaughter? eBook #15

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Who Abducted The U. S. Deputy Marshal’s Granddaughter? eBook #15

By Raymond Cook
© 2013 (All Rights Reserved)
200 Pages
Word Count: 66,000 words

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Who Abducted The U. S. Deputy Marshals Granddaughter? By Raymond Cook © 2013 is a 200-page story about Donald Spencer who was sworn in as a Deputy United States Marshal for the Colorado Territory. For the next five years Donald held many jobs in the marshal’s office. One of them was partnering up with Chris Ballard and together they traveled a circuit of towns to perform their duties and assist local     sheriffs when necessary. Five years later, Donald and Chris ride into a burned out town and are attacked. Chris is killed but Donald’s able to kill the man trying to kill him.

Later, Donald will arrest a wealthy rancher who killed his neighbor and forged his name on the deed to his ranch. With the help of a crooked telegraph man though, the gang locates Donald’s son’s ranch. They abduct Donald’s ten- year old granddaughter Katelynne and leave instructions with her mother for a trade. The gang threatens to kill the grandchild Donald loves unless he releases their boss. But      making the exchange isn’t all that easy after Katelynne’s kidnappers make a mistake and let the child escape. For three days Katelynne wanders the woods during a       rainstorm with a fever before she’s found by a woman.

But luck is on the gang’s side. After they begin searching nearby ranches they            re-capture the child. Meanwhile Donald has his own setbacks too after he accidently kills his prisoner while trying to find out the location of the gang’s hideout. Donald hires a stranger who looks similar to his prisoner and dresses him in the same clothes with the hope that he can catch the gang by surprise during the prisoner    exchange to come. After following the instructions the gang gave him to make sure a posse     wasn’t trailing him, the stage is set and the fake gang leader and Katelynne begin walking towards each other in a large open valley with a grove of aspen trees as all hell breaks loose.

5-Star Book Reader’s Favorite Book Review by Christian Sia.  Raymond Cook succeeds in taking readers on an exhilarating ride with characters they will want to stick around with. The setting in Denver in 1898 is      wonderfully done and readers will be amazed at the reflection of time and place in the narrative. The characters are well developed, but readers will want to follow the protagonist, Donald Spencer, a rough guy with a good heart. The writing is good and the author writes focused scenes and uses a descriptive style of writing that conjures up vivid images in the reader’s mind. Who Abducted The U.S. Deputy Marshal’s Granddaughter? is an     interesting read. Although the beginning is slow, the story grows in speed and intensity as it moves forward.

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