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Cliff Farrell

Autor de Comanch'

36 Obras 186 Miembros 2 Reseñas

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Incluye el nombre: Clifford T. Farrell

Obras de Cliff Farrell

Comanch' (1656) 16 copias
Ride the Wild Trail (1959) 13 copias
Return of the Long Riders (1966) 12 copias
Cross-Fire (1965) 11 copias
Santa Fe Wagon Boss (1978) 11 copias
The Guns of Judgment Day (1967) 9 copias
The Renegade (1970) 9 copias
Treachery Trail (2001) 8 copias
Terror in Eagle Basin (1974) 7 copias
Death Trap on the Platte (1968) 6 copias
Patchsaddle Drive (1972) 6 copias
The Walking Hills (1965) 6 copias
The Devil's Playground (1976) 6 copias
Follow the New Grass (1958) 5 copias
The Lean Rider (1962) 5 copias
Rawhide River (1960) 5 copias
Owlhoot Trail (1972) 5 copias
Fort Deception (1963) 4 copias
The Mighty Land (1975) 4 copias
California Passage (1964) 4 copias
The White Feather (2005) 4 copias
Ride the Wild Country (2017) 3 copias
Gun Hand (1958) 3 copias
Comanche Moon (1972) 3 copias
Shootout at Sioux Wells (2005) 2 copias
Gambler's Long Chance (1974) 1 copia
Desperate Journey (2000) 1 copia
Bucko (1965) 1 copia
Devil's Playground (1978) 1 copia

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A man returns home from South America with a fortune to clear his family's reputation. The theft of the fortune pits him against the local ranchers who remember his father's treachery and a gang of train robbers who have amassed a fortune of their own.
 
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Leischen | Dec 30, 2013 |
This is an excellent western that incorporates a mystery and a search for identity. Lee Jackson is an outcast in the town of Punchbowl. He may be a full-blooded Comanche or the lost sun of a murdered rancher. Either way, he's hated by all, from his Comanche father to his rancher stepfather. The only persons he trusts are the ex-slave Kink and, grudgingly, Clemmie O'Neill, who has identity issues of her own. The search for self-identity is frought with danger from the local ranchers and complicated by a prediction that his Comanche father would lie dead at Lee's feet. Farrell tells a western tale that seems almost Dickensian in its concern with the hero's past and identity.… (más)
 
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Leischen | Dec 30, 2013 |

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Estadísticas

Obras
36
Miembros
186
Popularidad
#116,758
Valoración
½ 3.7
Reseñas
2
ISBNs
111
Idiomas
1

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