Outlaws and Legends of the Wild West: 5 True Tales of Gunslingers, Desperados and Lawmen  - Outlaws and Legends of the Wild West, #1 pan Mitch Parslow

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Outlaws and Legends of the Wild West: 5 True Tales of Gunslingers, Desperados and Lawmen  - Outlaws and Legends of the Wild West, #1
Mitch Parslow
Format: Pdf, ePub, MOBI, FB2
ISBN: 9798223569732
Editeur: ALDIVAN Teixeira TORRES
Date de parution: 2023
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Do you enjoy true stories from the Wild West?If so, you'll be captivated by these tales of outlaws and gunslingers. While many of them have achieved infamous legendary status, some are lesser-known but equally dangerous and ruthless criminals who had their "15 minutes of fame, " leaving behind a trail of death and chaos. Most of them met untimely ends, and the few who survived ended up spending their days behind bars. Their escapades were daring and reckless, and many paid the ultimate price for their actions. These stories are filled with action, recreating the exciting and perilous atmosphere of that era in American history, capturing the language and spirit of the times. The short stories are designed to move quickly, featuring fast-talking characters, plenty of action, and an enjoyable reading experience. While the events depicted are primarily based on true accounts, the author has taken some creative liberties in the dialogue to enhance the storytelling. Volume 1 features the following stories: Bob Ford - The Killer of Jesse James: Infamous for the cowardly assassination of Jesse James, Bob Ford lived a life of drinking and boasting about his deed before meeting a violent demise himself. Black Bart - The Notorious Stagecoach Robber Who Never Fired a Shot: This is the story of Black Bart, a feared bandit and poet of the West. He robbed the wealthy to aid the poor, an act that can hardly be considered a sin. He even wrote poems before his eventual capture. Butch Cassidy - Leader of the Wild Bunch: Butch Cassidy was a charismatic thief who turned bank and train robbery into an art form. Teaming up with his partner, The Sundance Kid, they managed to elude the authorities by escaping to South America, but destiny eventually caught up with them. Billy the Kid - Teenage Outlaw and Baby-faced Killer: Born as William Henry McCarty Jr. in New York City, Billy the Kid went by various aliases during his short life, including Henry Antrim and William H. Bonney. With his slim build, sandy blond hair, and piercing blue eyes, he could switch between charming and violently enraged in an instant. While legend suggests he killed 21 men, one for each year of his life, this is likely an exaggeration. John Wesley Hardin - Quick to Anger and Quicker to Kill: John Wesley Hardin was one of the most notorious and bloodthirsty gunfighters of the Old West. His uncontrollable temper, lightning-fast draw, and excessive alcohol consumption led to the deaths of numerous men who crossed his path. Estimates suggest he killed at least 20 men, with some claiming the number could be as high as 40. Order your copy today and embark on a thrilling journey through the Wild West!

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