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    Unmasked
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    Unmasked

    By Debra Kraft

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    William Charles Milton Wilcox II left a life of privilege to round up outlaws on dusty trails. As he tells his latest charge, "Everyone changes who he is at one time or another." But true change requires something more than truncating his name and pinning on a marshal's badge. One night the ghosts of his past catch up with him when he shares his campfire with an outlaw unlike any other he's been duty bound to escort to prison. Now U.S. Marshal Milt Wilcox must confront the man he is, and discover the man he wants to become.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherDebra Kraft
    Release dateDec 31, 2017
    ISBN9781370500079
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    Debra Kraft

    A writer by nature, Debra Kraft has never experienced a time in which she has not written, although she has taken a meandering path to publication. Her background includes a fine arts degree and work as a junior- and senior-high school teacher before landing in an automotive industry position in the field of quality management. She has had the good fortune to travel fairly extensively, finding inspiration in Japan, England and Mexico, as well as a variety of places within the United States and Canada.

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