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    Blackwell Unchained
    Blackwell Unchained
    Blackwell Unchained
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    Blackwell Unchained

    By Troy D. Smith

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    Jake Blackwell left the Texas Rangers to fight for the Union. Captured in battle, he finds himself in a makeshift Confederate prison called Camp Henry. Now he is in for the hardest fight of his life -the fight to stay alive in the disease-ridden prison, when a sadistic guard has marked him for death...

    Read the whole Blackwell series! "Blackwell's Run" was nominated for the 2011 Peacemaker Award for best western short story!

    •The Blackwell Claim
    •Blackwell the Highwayman
    •Blackwell Unchained
    •Blackwell's Star
    •Blackwell's Stand
    •The Divided Prey
    •Blackwell's Run
    •The Windigo
    •The Blackwell Raid

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherCane Hollow Press
    Release dateAug 16, 2012
    ISBN9781476102900
    Blackwell Unchained
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    Troy D. Smith

    Born in the Upper Cumberland region of Tennessee, Mr. Smith has loved books even before he could read them. In 1995 his first short story was accepted by Louis L'Amour Western Magazine, and he has been published in magazines since then on a fairly regular basis. Author of numerous award winning short stories and novels, Troy is currently a Doctoral candidate in the History Department at the University of Illinois. He says, "I don't write about things that happen to people—I write about people that things happen to."

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