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The Valley of the Tucas
- A Will Cannon, Bounty Hunter, Book 15
- Narrated by: Voice Cat LLC by Doug Spence
- Length: 3 hrs and 7 mins
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Publisher's Summary
The governor of Wyoming asks Will to find out the truth about a group of strange people living in the Valley of the Tucas. Will knows this tribe of mixed-breed outlaws are causing part of the trouble in the area, but he also thinks a gang of white outlaws are doing some of the robberies and murders there. Will hopes the white outlaws are the Blackman Gang. Will rides to Wyoming and finds plenty of trouble but he enlists the help of some young cowboys and together they fight the outlaws.
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