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The Coyote Tracker by Larry D. Sweazy

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Also by Larry D. Sweazy:

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Lost Mountain Pass, October 2021
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See Also Deception, May 2016
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A Thousand Falling Crows, January 2016
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The Coyote Tracker, August 2012
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THE COYOTE TRACKER
By: Larry D. Sweazy

Josiah Wolfe, Texas Ranger
Berkley
August 2012
On Sale: August 7, 2012
ISBN: 0425250415
EAN: 9780425250419
Kindle: B008EXK2LC
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Western

After a prostitute is murdered at the Easy Nickel saloon, Texas Ranger Josiah Wolfe finds his best friend, Scrap Elliot, in jail and wrongly accused. A strangely familiar horse and a mysterious code are the only clues Josiah has to prove his friend's innocence and save him from execution. Once a Yankee reporter gets involved, Josiah is led to Blanche Dumont's House of Pleasures, where he learns of a thieving, jail-broken accountant with strange ties to both the Easy Nickel and the town's wealthiest banker.

With a new railroad line blazing into town, everyone--especially the arrogant young sheriff--is determined to clean up Austin. Faced with the ticking clock of Scrap's impending trial, Josiah Wolfe must find out who it was that went one step too far.