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Red River Reunion (Luxton Danner Westerns, book 2)

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The Texas town of Range is on the brink of becoming a ghost town. Under constant assault from ruthless outlaw gangs hiding in the shadows of the Indian Territory across the Red River, settlers cling desperately to any hope for law and order.

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The Texas town of Range is on the brink of becoming a ghost town. Under constant assault from ruthless outlaw gangs hiding in the shadows of the Indian Territory across the Red River, settlers cling desperately to any hope for law and order.

As violence escalates, urgent letters from Range find their way to US President Hayes and Texas Governor Hubbard. Each leader sends one of their best men to quell the violence.

These men are US Deputy Marshal Luxton Danner and Texas Ranger Wes Payne, both with iron wills and reputations forged on the frontier. Bound for the besieged town, they bring with them the promise of justice—and a fierce resolve to succeed where no others have.

Additional Information

Author

John Layne
Format

eBook, Paperback

John Layne is an international, multi-award-winning author, screenwriter, and actor. He retired from a career in law enforcement that spanned 42 years.

​His professional writing career began in the sports industry, where he penned articles for national magazines and online publications. He drew literary inspiration from Louis L’Amour, Robert B. Parker, C.J. Box, and Lee Child. His passion for history and the Western genre inspired him to write numerous short stories, a trilogy of classic Western novels, and a new mystery/crime fiction series, all set in Texas.

​His theatrical influences include actors John Wayne, James Stewart, Clint Eastwood, Tom Hanks and directors John Ford, Howard Hawks, and Taylor Sheridan. John is a member of The Authors Guild, Western Writers of America, Oklahoma Writers Federation, Wyoming Writers Inc., and the Writers League of Texas.

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