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    Stageline Book 4: Arrowpoint

    By Chance Nielsen

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    With only their wits to aid them, Whip and Cosum of the Hostrum and Hayes stagecoach line are elected to carry a Union army doctor and much-needed medical supplies to the besieged Fort Thunder. The country is alive not only with aggressive Apaches but also bands of hard-pressed and starving Confederate soldiers in desperate flight after their recent losses during the battle at Glorieta Pass. A hazardous journey confronts the two stagecoach men, but if disease and war aren’t enough to contend with, there’s also a puzzling series of bizarre and mysterious murders that are baffling the trapped survivors inside the forlorn fortress.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherPiccadilly
    Release dateSep 27, 2018
    ISBN9780463476871
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    Chance Nielsen

    Having spent most of his adult life in the publishing world, Chance Nielsen now creates exciting western stories by fusing a vivid imagination with elements of historical fact.

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