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Hang fireHenry Kisor

Hang fire

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"Why kill a human being with an antique muzzle-loader? Each year in the entire country, only a handful of people die that way, and half the deaths are self-inflicted. In either case, loading and firing a flintlock or cap-and-ball weapon takes way too much time, fuss, and expertise. A pretty young teacher is killed by a ball from a Revolutionary War-era musket during an encampment of historical reenactors on a river in Porcupine County. Sheriff Steve Martinez-- Lakota by birth, white by upbringing-- is troubled by the victim's role-playing 'persona' as a camp-following frontier prostitute.…

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2 editions
  • Other · English · 2017
    CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform · 250 pages · 9781542827904
  • Other · English · 2013
    245 pages · 9781432826857
SheriffsLakota IndiansTeachersCrimes againstFictionFICTION / Mystery & Detective / General