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    Mundy's Law
    Mundy's Law
    Mundy's Law
    Audiobook7 hours

    Mundy's Law

    Written by Monty McCord

    Narrated by J.P. O'Shaughnessy

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    About this audiobook

    Nebraska, 1876. The western frontier is wild and needs a lawman who can tame it. Joe Mundy is such a man. A veteran of the Civil War and Indian wars, he once wore a badge in the booming cattle town of Baxter Springs, Kansas. A deadly gunfight with a prominent rancher costs him that badge. He finds his next job enforcing the law in Taylorsville, a new town in the sandhills of Nebraska. The little town is on the road to the lawless Black Hills gold fields. Rustling is rampant. Retribution from Kansas is only one of the dangers Mundy faces as city marshal. First in the Legend of the Joe Mundy Series.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBooks in Motion
    Release dateOct 15, 2009
    ISBN9781605485096
    Mundy's Law
    Author

    Monty McCord

    Monty McCord is a retired law enforcement officer and graduate of the FBI National Academy at Quantico, Virginia. He served as a deputy sheriff in two counties before retiring from the Hastings, Nebraska police department as a lieutenant. McCord is president of the Adams County Historical Society and a member of the Nebraska Writers Guild & Western Writers of America.

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      Good western! Would like to hear more from the author