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Hands Faster than Lightning
- An Uncomfortable Ride
- Narrated by: Ryan Haugen
- Length: 6 hrs and 7 mins
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Hands Faster than Lightning
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Publisher's Summary
Cody Anderson, son of a murdered sheriff in Shiprock, New Mexico, embarks on a journey of revenge to track down the last two gunmen that killed his father. Four hours east of Denver, his horse becomes lame from a sharp rock that got wedged in its hoof. Suddenly, Cody becomes aware that he too can be hunted. Word has begun to spread of his exploits, which has others wanting to try their hand at beating him and gain a larger reputation.
©2019 Brent Allen Bohn (P)2023 Brent Allen Bohn
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