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    Lone Star Lawless: 14 Texas Tales of Crime
    Lone Star Lawless: 14 Texas Tales of Crime
    Lone Star Lawless: 14 Texas Tales of Crime
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    Lone Star Lawless: 14 Texas Tales of Crime

    By Kaye George and Gale Albright

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    Everything is bigger in Texas, including the crimes!


    Join the award-winning Austin Mystery Writers and friends as they explore the dark side of the Lone Star State. These thirteen talented authors penned fourteen tales of cowboys and criminals, girlfriends and grifters, morticians, motel clerks, and even a big, bad wolf!


    Lone Star Lawless includes stories by the Austin Mystery Writers: Gale Albright, V.P. Chandler, Kaye George, Laura Oles, and Kathy Waller. The friends who contributed are: Alexandra Burt, Janice Hamrick, Scott Montgomery, Mark Pryor, Terry Shames, Larry D. Sweazy, George Wier, and Manning Wolfe.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherWildside Press
    Release dateJul 3, 2018
    ISBN9781479429790
    Lone Star Lawless: 14 Texas Tales of Crime
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    Kaye George

    Agatha nominated short story writer and mystery novelist.

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