The Devil's Gunhand

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Author(s):

Ray Hogan

First Pub:

1972

Genre(s):

Western

First Read:

Unknown

Times Read:

Never (or unknown...)

Rating:

Chapters:

22 chapters

Internal ID:

13815

Series:

A Bullet for Mr. Texas
Passage to Dodge City

Shawn Starbuck*

#8 of 24

Shawn Starbuck*

Shawn Starbuck Westerns Series by Ray Hogan

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1) The Rimrocker
2) The Outlawed
3) Three Cross
4) The Marshal of Babylon
5) Deputy of Violence
6) Brandon's Posse
7) A Bullet for Mr. Texas
8) The Devil's Gunhand
9) Passage to Dodge City
10) The Hell Merchant
11) Lawman for Slaughter
12) The Guns of Stingaree
13) Highroller's Man
14) Skull Gold
15) The Texas Brigade
16) The Jenner Guns
17) Scorpion Killers
18) Tombstone Trail
19) Day of the Hangman
20) The Last Comanchero
21) High Green Gun
22) The Shotgun Rider
23) Bounty Hunter's Moon
24) A Gun for Silver Rose

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Dedication:

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First Sentence:

Starbuck settled back as the girl sitting opposite him turned to face the man who had paused beside her.

Last Sentence:

May contain spoilers

Only finding Ben remained distinct and important.

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Added: 30-Jan-2024

Last Updated: 02-Feb-2024

01-Nov-1972

Signet

Mass Market Paperback

Date Issued:

Cir 01-Nov-1972

Format:

Mass Market Paperback

Cover Price:

$0.75

Pages*:

128

Cover Link(s):

amazon.com

Internal ID:

33458

Publisher:

Signet

ISBN:

0-451-05248-X

ISBN-13:

978-0-451-05248-3

Country:

United States

Language:

English

WHO REALLY
KILLED SHERIFF CULVER?

Starbuck had signed on as deputy, and it was his lot to find out. He suspected the obnoxious son of the town's leading citizen. But nobody seemed willing to believe him, with some even accusing Starbuck himself of doing the deed. Starbuck hits the trail, with all the cards stacked against his bringing back the real culprit... if he managed to live so long!

THE DEVIL'S GUNHAND by Ray Hogan - #11 in the action-packed Shawn Starbuck series!

RAY HOGAN, creator of the Shawn Starbuck series, was born in Missouri in 1918. Married with two children, he has lived most of his life in New Mexico. His father was an early Western marshal and lawman, and Hogan himself has spent a lifetime researching the West. In the last 30 years he has written over 200 articles and stories and 40 books, the majority dealing with the American West. His work has been filmed, televised and translated into 6 languages.

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Author(s)

Ray Hogan
Birth: 15 Dec 1908 Willow Springs, Missouri, USA
Death: 14 Jul 1998

Notes:

Ray Hogan was born in Willow Springs, Missouri but moved to New Mexico with his parents at the age of 5. Before he began his writing career, Hogan worked as a truck salesman, a bookkeeper and a tire store manager. Hogan took a correspondence journalism course as well as some English courses and began to write short stories for magazines in the U.S. as well as Germany and Czechoslovakia. He finally got his break into writing as a regular contributor to sports journals such as Field and Stream, Outdoor Life, Hunting and Fishing, and others. Hogan's first novel, Ex-Marshall, was published in 1956. In his thirty years as an author, Hogan has written 142 novels, 200 articles and 25 short stories.

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