. Two of Dane Coolidge's most popular westerns are in this Kindle ebook: Wunpost and Shadow Mountain
Wunpost
John C. Calhoun was nicknamed "Wunpost". Although he had the looks of a bronzed Greek god he wasn't very education. When he discovered a gold mine, he called it "Wunpost" instead of "One Post". But what Calloun lacked in spelling, he made up for in hard work. Calhoun discovered gold mine after gold mine. And he also discovered that he had enemies.
Shadow Mountain
Under the rim of Shadow Mountain, embraced like a pearl of great price by the curve of Bonanza Point and the mined-out slope of Gold Hill, the deserted city of Keno lay brooding.
There were old men and cripples, left stranded by the exodus; and gold prospectors who had moved into the vacant houses along with the other desert rats. But out on the gallery of the old Huff mansion there was a flutter of activity Virginia, daughter of the old paymaster, was now a waiter, and Wiley Homan had decided to come back to town.
About The Author
American western writer Dane Coolidge (1873 - 1940) was born in Massachusetts and moved to California before graduating from Stanford. His Texas novels include The Texican (1911), The Law West of the Pecos (1924), Jess Roundtree, Texas Ranger (1933), and Ranger Two-Rifles (1937).
Genre: Western
Wunpost
John C. Calhoun was nicknamed "Wunpost". Although he had the looks of a bronzed Greek god he wasn't very education. When he discovered a gold mine, he called it "Wunpost" instead of "One Post". But what Calloun lacked in spelling, he made up for in hard work. Calhoun discovered gold mine after gold mine. And he also discovered that he had enemies.
Shadow Mountain
Under the rim of Shadow Mountain, embraced like a pearl of great price by the curve of Bonanza Point and the mined-out slope of Gold Hill, the deserted city of Keno lay brooding.
There were old men and cripples, left stranded by the exodus; and gold prospectors who had moved into the vacant houses along with the other desert rats. But out on the gallery of the old Huff mansion there was a flutter of activity Virginia, daughter of the old paymaster, was now a waiter, and Wiley Homan had decided to come back to town.
About The Author
American western writer Dane Coolidge (1873 - 1940) was born in Massachusetts and moved to California before graduating from Stanford. His Texas novels include The Texican (1911), The Law West of the Pecos (1924), Jess Roundtree, Texas Ranger (1933), and Ranger Two-Rifles (1937).
Genre: Western
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