The iron horse
by Paul Bedford
Josiah Wakefield and Dan Sturgis are young civil war veterans employed by the Union Pacific Railroad. Their job: to hunt down the hired gunmen who are wrecking the UPR's supply trains. It's suspected that someone is trying to slow the railroad's westward progress ... After a vicious firefight on the Nebraska plains, the pair's continued pursuit takes them to the dissolute city of Omaha - where, between their new acquaintance Bill Hickock, and the deadly city marshal Deke Pritchett, their troubles are only just beginning ...
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Josiah Wakefield and Dan Sturgis are young civil war veterans, emplyed in the Territory of Bebraska by the Union Pacific Rairooad to hunt down the hired gunmen who are wrecking their supply trains. As robbery is clearly not the motive, someone must by trying slow up the railroad's westward progress. After a vicious firefight on the trackless plains, their continued pursuit takes them to the dissolute city of Omaha where, in the company of their new acquaintance, Bill Hickok, they survive an ambush by paid assassins. Their trouble is only just beginning, and they are to face deadly city marshal, Deke Pritchett, and the perils of being on board an Iron Horse, before a momentous finale. But just whose side is Bill Hickok really on?
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