Shavetail

ShavetailBy: Thomas Cobb Winner of the 2009 Spur Award for Long Fiction Seventeen year old Ned Thorne lied his way into the U. S. Army, and is sent to the remote Fort Ramsey, deep in Arizona Territory. There, his young eyes will be opened to the true beauty and savage barbarity of the American frontier. When a local ranch is attacked by Apaches and a young woman taken into bondage, Ned and the rest of his patrol will endure a suicidal march through mountains

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