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Death in Oak Ridge

(1976)
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A killer is on the loose...

Lon Renney is the town marshal of Oak Ridge, Kansas, where six townsfolk have been murdered by a vicious killer who leaves no clues to their identity.

Even the county sheriff and his tough deputies are unable to uncover evidence, and a shroud of fear and distrust lays thick over the county.

Renney soon becomes so frustrated in his vain attempts to catch the killer that he considers turning in his badge in the hope that someone more capable will take over.

That is until they discover that the next intended victim is Renney's future wife, Barbie, who also happens to be the Judge's daughter...

Renney soon finds his own life in danger when he makes contact with the killer on two deadly occasions, each time coming off second best and making a laughing stock of the country law enforcement.

But the stakes reach new heights when Barbie goes missing and Renney soon finds himself in a race against time to solve the case before it is too late...

Full of dramatic shoot-outs and plenty of action, Death in Oak Ridge is a classic western adventure - a perfect read for fans of Zane Grey.

Praise for Chuck Mason



'A rollicking good read, full of danger and suspense' - bestselling author Tom Casey

Chuck Mason (1928), is one of fifty pseudonyms for British author, Donald S. Rowland, who was born in Norfolk, England. Rowland is married with three children, and previously had a variety of jobs, including film projectionist and Senior Clerk and Local Government Officer. It was only in 1964 that he dedicated his time to writing full-time and has since written a variety of novels, from science-fiction to westerns.


Genre: Western

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