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Denver draw [LP] the gamblers

On the run from his family's murderers, Ty Butler survives with a few good hands, a loaded gun, and a little luck. But lying low is harder since he's earned a rep at the poker table and made some new friends named Earp, Masterson, and Holliday. In Denver, Butler finds Holliday in the clutches of cor...

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Main Author: Randisi, Robert J. (Author)
Format: Books Print Book Large Print
Language:English
Published: Waterville, Maine : Thorndike Press, A part of Gale, Gengage Learning, 2014.
Edition:Large Print edition.
Series:Thorndike Press Large Print Western
Subjects:
Earp, Wyatt, > 1848-1929 > Fiction.
Holliday, John Henry, > 1851-1887 > Fiction.
Gamblers > Fiction.
Western fiction.
Large print books.
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Summary:On the run from his family's murderers, Ty Butler survives with a few good hands, a loaded gun, and a little luck. But lying low is harder since he's earned a rep at the poker table and made some new friends named Earp, Masterson, and Holliday. In Denver, Butler finds Holliday in the clutches of corrupt lawmen. Wanted for murder in Tombstone, he'd rather go out in a blazing gunfight than face a hanging judge. Butler just has to keep Doc breathing until Earp and Masterson arrive, and that won't be easy.
Physical Description:331 pages (large print) ; 23 cm.
ISBN:9781410472489
1410472485
Author Notes:Robert J. Randisi was a mystery writer who, in 1979, was asked to create a Western Series to be published by Charter Books. He created the Gunsmith Series, writing under the pseudonym J. R. Roberts, which he followed with a story in the Tracker Series as Tom Cutter and seven other western series under seven other pseudonyms. He has also written several Mystery stories as well.

Randisi is the author of over 400 novels, 40 short stories, has edited 25 anthologies and has written under 15 pseudonyms. He founded the Private Eye Writers of America and created the Shamus Award. He is co-founder of Mystery Scene Magazine and the American Crime Writer's League. Randisi has also the edited Mean Streets and the Private Eye Writers of America's newsletter. He was awarded the Lifetime Achievement Award from the Southwest Mystery Convention and has been nomiated for the Shamus Award four times.

(Bowker Author Biography)

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