Clifton Adams - Read Free From Internet https://readfrom.net/ ru Clifton Adams - Read Free From Internet DataLife Engine The Long Vendetta https://readfrom.net/clifton-adams/522088-the_long_vendetta.html https://readfrom.net/clifton-adams/522088-the_long_vendetta.html The Long Vendetta
]]> Mon, 19 Dec 2011 14:17:03 +0200 Whom Gods Destroy https://readfrom.net/clifton-adams/177153-whom_gods_destroy.html https://readfrom.net/clifton-adams/177153-whom_gods_destroy.html Whom Gods Destroy
He trafficked in rum and women, this modern-day Al Capone. Clifton Adam's famous tale of bootlegging in Oklahoma, 20 years after Prohibition's repeal in 47 other states. Legendary to this day for its dark account of a man on the wrong side of the tracks out to get what's his, any way he can. Originally published in 1953.]]> Thu, 14 Nov 2013 17:52:15 +0200 Never Say No To A Killer https://readfrom.net/clifton-adams/80283-never_say_no_to_a_killer.html https://readfrom.net/clifton-adams/80283-never_say_no_to_a_killer.html Never Say No To A Killer
A Room with a View... of the Morgue!]]> Sun, 08 Nov 2009 21:17:04 +0200 The Law of the Trigger https://readfrom.net/clifton-adams/80287-the_law_of_the_trigger.html https://readfrom.net/clifton-adams/80287-the_law_of_the_trigger.html The Law of the Trigger
Born to violence,bred in Courage--his gun thrustthe frontier West.]]> Fri, 08 Nov 1991 21:17:05 +0200 Gambling Man https://readfrom.net/clifton-adams/80286-gambling_man.html https://readfrom.net/clifton-adams/80286-gambling_man.html Gambling Man
He played high, loose and recklessly with the most dangerous partner—Death. His guns could stop anything but a woman's lie!]]> Sat, 08 Nov 2008 21:17:05 +0200 A Noose for the Desperado https://readfrom.net/clifton-adams/80282-a_noose_for_the_desperado.html https://readfrom.net/clifton-adams/80282-a_noose_for_the_desperado.html A Noose for the Desperado
He came forward slowly, in that curious toe-heel gait that Indians have. With a big left hand, he grabbed Marta by the hair and jerked her half out of the chair. I hit him in the face and pulled Marta behind me. “Keep your damn hands off her if you want to go on living,” I said. He was surprised. The next thing I knew his gun was coming out of the holster. I made my grab and didn't bother to aim. I didn't hit him. I didn't even come close. But I didn't need that first bullet. Just the muzzle blast. And the Indian knew it. His mouth flew open as he slammed back under the impact, and before he could swing that pistol on me again, he was as good as dead.]]> Sat, 08 Nov 2008 21:17:04 +0200 The Desperado https://readfrom.net/clifton-adams/80281-the_desperado.html https://readfrom.net/clifton-adams/80281-the_desperado.html The Desperado
Tall's temper is hotter than forked lightning with the cinch off; and the only thing faster is his gun. With those two things working for him he finds himself outside the law, a target for every gunslinger trying to build himself a killer's name in the canyon country. Here is a real western, as authentic as sage brush, as crammed with action as a man-fighting bronc, and a story that will hog-tie and hold your interest from the first paragraph.]]> Sat, 08 Nov 2008 21:17:04 +0200 The Last Days of Wolf Garnett https://readfrom.net/clifton-adams/80285-the_last_days_of_wolf_garnett.html https://readfrom.net/clifton-adams/80285-the_last_days_of_wolf_garnett.html The Last Days of Wolf Garnett
To most Texans, Wolf Garnett was a notorious outlaw: a man to be feared. To Frank Gault, he was a relentless obsession: a man to be killed. Gault had spent more than a year tracking him, out to revenge the brutal, senseless murder of his young wife. And now Wolf Garnett was dead. At least everyone who should know - even the outlaw's sister - agreed that the rotting corpse just buried in the New Boston cemetery was Wolf Garnett. But Frank Gault wasn't satisfied. How could he have seen Garnett in Indian territory four days earlier if he'd been dead for two weeks? Why did the county's iron-fisted sheriff deliberately arrange for him to ride out of town unarmed? And why did the whole town seem determined to keep him away from Garnett's sister? Whether for revenge, justice, or satisfaction, Frank Gault was driven to find out how Wolf Garnett died - or get killed trying.]]> Thu, 08 Nov 2012 21:17:04 +0200 Boomer https://readfrom.net/clifton-adams/80284-boomer.html https://readfrom.net/clifton-adams/80284-boomer.html Boomer
A SIX-GUN SHOWDOWN EXPLODED OVER THE WEST'S RICHEST OIL FIELD.]]> Tue, 08 Nov 2005 21:17:04 +0200 Death's Sweet Song https://readfrom.net/clifton-adams/148087-deaths_sweet_song.html https://readfrom.net/clifton-adams/148087-deaths_sweet_song.html Death's Sweet Song
His face was burned to the color of old leather, and I guessed he was the type that spent a lot of time on a golf course, or maybe a tennis court. We talked a little about the weather and how hot it was, and then I hung up the hose and went to work on the windshield. That was when I got my first good look at the woman. And she just about took my breath away. Originally published in 1955.]]> Wed, 14 Sep 1977 09:24:58 +0300 The Colonel's Lady https://readfrom.net/clifton-adams/156399-the_colonels_lady.html https://readfrom.net/clifton-adams/156399-the_colonels_lady.html The Colonel's Lady

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