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    October Fey: Vengeance of a Marshal's Daughter

    By Christopher M. Salas

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    Four outlaws were convicted, prosecuted, and hung for the crimes of murder and horse thieving. Three days later, on an autumn evening, Bobby Clancey and his riders had risen from the grave, and with them came a ghostly fog that unveiled the four gunslingers’ wrath.

    October Fey was sixteen when she witnessed her father’s murder. After Bobby and his riders took retaliation on Marshal Fey, October was left alone and had no other family to call her own.

    Years later, a trail of deceased lawmen and the towns they once protected are found without a trace of residents. Like breadcrumbs left behind, October eventually catches onto the gunslingers’ trail. With the skills her father had taught her at a young age, she wields his six-gun and the will for vengeance, determined to send Bobby Clancey and his riders back to the grave.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherChristopher M. Salas
    Release dateApr 8, 2017
    ISBN9781370102761
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    October Fey: Vengeance of a Marshal's Daughter
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    Christopher M. Salas

    Born and raised in Pueblo, CO., Christopher M. Salas developed a penchant for science fiction and the paranormal from his grandmother and uncle. As a child spending time with his grandmother, Juanita, included watching Doctor Who, Battlestar Galactica, and Buck Rogers. His uncle Augustine would tell tales at the dinner table, recounting scenes from movies he had watched, such as Dawn of the Dead or The Exorcist. This played a key role in Christopher’s predilection for horror and science fiction. Currently residing in Colorado Springs, CO., Christopher dabbles his storytelling in various genres of fiction–Science Fiction, Horror, Fantasy, Westerns, and Steampunk. While working on various literary works, Christopher also is a scriptwriter for Themis Comix.

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