Coyotes of the Gap

Coyotes of the Gap

When the tough-talking gunman Duke Guthrie walks into Sean Oâ€™Malleyâ€™s cabin, the young orphan has no idea that it will change his life foreverâ€¦

On the run from the law, the federals finally catch up with Guthrie â€“ but not before he has time to bestow his dying wish upon Sean.

He bequests to him a Missouri stern-wheeler, named the Luke J. Anders.

But this is no ordinary boat.

Hidden in the depths of the vessel are fortunes and riches, the likes of which Sean can only imagine.

He turns his back on the past, saddles his pony and sets off northward to find the river steamer and claim what is rightfully his.

But the path ahead of him is a treacherous one.

As he arrives in St. Louis to claim his legacy, he finds the buildings bigger and the rogues meaner than any he had ever imagined.

He finds himself up against the crooked lawyer Cowgill, the ruthless Dogherties of Rygers Gap, and the fiery but beautiful Nicolette.

Everyone is determined to have their share of the gold.

And they are the sort who donâ€™t give a second thought to murder if it gets them what they want.

But young Sean is the only one who knows the precise location of the treasure â€“ a secret that he will take to his grave if necessary.

With a desperate and bloody showdown aboard the ship, everyoneâ€™s life hangs in the balance.

With older and wiser Cass Chance by his side, can Sean claim his inheritance, save the ship and defeat his enemies?

Coyotes of the Gap is a fast-paced, thrilling tale of adventure and courage.

Denis Hughes (1917-2008) was a prolific writer who wrote a large number of science fiction and western novels. He wrote under a number of pseudonyms, including Ken Kester.

Country	USA
Author	Denis Hughes
Binding	Kindle Edition
Format	Kindle eBook
IsAdultProduct
Label	Pioneering Press
Manufacturer	Pioneering Press
NumberOfPages	140
PublicationDate	2016-05-23
Publisher	Pioneering Press
ReleaseDate	2016-05-23
Studio	Pioneering Press

Denis Hughes (1917-2008) was a prolific writer who wrote a large number of science fiction and western novels. He wrote under a number of pseudonyms, including Ken Kester.

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