Final Justice at Adobe Wells

by Stephen Bly

Book Overview

Nobody steals Stuart Brannon's cattle...not even a military man with his own private army. Stuart Brannon battles cattle rustlers, befriends Apaches, and feels his heart stir for a beautiful woman he... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0891077448
• ISBN13: 9780891077442
• Release Date: July 1993
• Publisher: Crossway Books
• Length: 185 Pages
• Weight: 0.40 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.5" x 5.5" x 8.5"

Customer Reviews

Brannon series #5

Stuart travels south of the border to buy cattle, but finds the cattle stolen and their owner murdered. This is not the work of ordinary thieves, but of a former Confederate officer determined to finance the "liberation" of Baja California for the glory of the Confederacy. This time, however, he's tangled with the wrong man, because Brannon is not about to let wrong go unpunished if he can help it. In the process, Brannon comes to admire the newly-widowed Victoria Pacifica, and wonders if he's met the one woman who can help him finally love again. Another keeper. Bly may be occasionally sparse on detail - although he gives you just enough to let you "see" where you are - but he's still long on action and character. Brannon is as straight and true as ever ... and there are no simpering heroines in a Bly book.

ANOTHER STUART BRANNON ADVENTURE!

Good old-fashioned western! Love that Stuart Brannon! Brannon tackles an army bent on liberating Baja, California. They make the fatal mistake of rustling his cattle to finance the venture. Victoria Pacifica provides intriguing romance and Brannon fans hold their breath: will she be the woman to lay to rest the ghost of his beloved dead wife?

A fine western written with a Christian perspective

This is a fast-paced western filled with vivid images and non-stop action. Brannon is a western hero who has come to understand his relationship with God. But, his past and the criminals of the Southwest just won't leave him alone. The Christian perspective of the author is even-handed and non-preachy. Read one of Steven Bly's books and you'll be hooked. A fine author!