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The Bandit of Hell’s Bend
A struggling Arizona cattle ranch becomes the centre of conflict over inheritance, rustling, banditry and competing loyalties. Burroughs draws on his own experience in the American West to create ranch hands, townspeople and outlaws whose interests collide around the future of the Bar Y.
The action is grounded in Arizona ranch country during the 1880s, with cattle, horses, isolated settlements and uncertain law shaping every conflict. Burroughs draws on his own experience of the American West to create a story in which inheritance, rustling and outlaw violence threaten both the Bar Y and the people whose lives depend on it.
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