Blood on the Moon
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“Yes.”
“She’s not like Carol. She’s—” He stopped talking, having no words to express his thoughts. Then he said kindly, “I guess you know, son,” and walked on.
Jim headed for Doc Hogan’s and hurried.
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A LEISURE BOOK®
April 2010
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Originally published under the title Gunman’s Chance. Published serially under the title Blood on the Moon.
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