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    Killer I Am.
    Killer I Am.
    Killer I Am.
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    Killer I Am.

    By R. Howard Trembly

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    Justin Page, the man they call Justice, and his mule Quietus (Death) team up with a minister-turned lawman to track down and stop a mass murderer of young girls and, at the killer’s insane impulse, men and women also.

    Along the way they battle outlaws and Indians set on stopping them at all cost. And, much to Justin Page’s surprise, he finds his heart taken by a young woman who could be the twin to his fiancee who was lost at sea several years before.

    Ride along with the lawmen on a fantastic journey that takes you from the Barbary Coast to the salt flats of Utah’s Great Salt Lake and beyond, while Justice fights his way ever eastward to meet his destiny and possible death at the hands of the deranged murderer.

    This mystery is filled with excitement that will keep one guessing to the very end.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherR. Howard Trembly
    Release dateJan 4, 2013
    ISBN9781301061563
    Killer I Am.
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    R. Howard Trembly

    R. Howard Trembly is a Navy veteran, pilot, philosopher, professional photographer, and business owner in the Pacific Northwest. In the past he has written nonfiction books and started his career in the field of fiction by writing several short stories, then moved quickly into writing Western mystery novels. At the age of 10, he was the only witness and survivor of a multiple murder, with the murderer doing everything he could to make the boy his fourth victim. R. Howard Trembly uses that experience to bring the antagonist in his books to life, with the realism that will have you looking over your shoulder, as you read each of his novels. After the murders he lived with his uncle on the Tally Ho Ranch where he learned to break horses at the age of 13. He has been married to his wife Karen for over 30 years and has two sons and three grandsons.

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