The $300 man
by Ross Morton
What's a life worth? $300, maybe. Corbin Molina lost a hand during the Civil War and always carries $300 -- his pay as a substitute Union soldier. He's on a mission to Walkerville. When he arrives Corbin investigates their law and administration and finds that the Walker family dominates the townspeople and his questions bring trouble. His past emerges to confront him during a tense showdown that threatens not only him but also his newfound love.
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Originally published: London: Robert Hale, 2009.
Complete and unabridged.
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Half-Mexican Corbin Mollina, lost a hand during the Civil War, but has adapted and is now on a mission to Walkerville. On the way he prevents a train robbery and starts to ask questions about Walkerville's law and administration. His questions attract the notice of the Walker family and plenty of trouble when his past emerges to confront him.
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