A cowhand is bushwhacked for his cattle money, and kills a man in self-defense; but an ill-advised attempt to save his innocent widow's feelings ends up sparking a murderous war in John Callahan's Hackett's Feud.
I've read several Callahan novels, sturdy westerns all; apparently Callahan was actually Paul Chadwick, who wrote across numerous genres under various names.
This is a nicely-done entry that hits all of the expected beats.
This was the other side of a nice Ace Double with The Demanding Land by Reese Sullivan. I got it at the Windy City Pulp and Paper Convention in Chicago at a goodbye price.
I've read several Callahan novels, sturdy westerns all; apparently Callahan was actually Paul Chadwick, who wrote across numerous genres under various names.
This is a nicely-done entry that hits all of the expected beats.
This was the other side of a nice Ace Double with The Demanding Land by Reese Sullivan. I got it at the Windy City Pulp and Paper Convention in Chicago at a goodbye price.
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