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Outlaws And Heroes by Joan Johnston, Mallory Rush, Dallas Schulze · Booklabria

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Outlaws And Heroes

Cowboys

Outlaws And Heroes

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First published: 1995

Synopsis

Rugged. Sexy. Heroic.

Stony Carlton A lone wolf determined never to be tied down. Gabriel Taylor Accused and found guilty by small-town gossip. Clay Barker At Revenge Unlimited he is the law.

Subjects: Cowboys

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Publisher: Harlequin
Published: Aug 1, 1995
Pages: 379
Language: English
ISBN-13: 978-0373833115
ISBN-10: 0373833113

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