Bart Lawson writes hard-driving Western fiction in the classic pulp tradition-where grit outweighs glamour and every choice carries a cost. His stories are rooted in frontier justice, featuring lone riders, strong-willed women, and towns where survival depends on courage and quick hands. With a style inspired by the rack-paperback era, Lawson delivers fast-paced tales of gun smoke, honor, and reckoning on the open range.
Ambush at Timber Gluch
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- ISBN8233348433
- EAN9798233348433
- Date de parution18/03/2026
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- ÉditeurLinda Balsamo
Résumé
The stage from Red Basin was supposed to be a quiet run. Instead, it rides straight into hell. When a band of hardcase road agents springs an ambush along the narrow trail through Timber Gulch, the passengers aboard the Overland stage find themselves trapped between the guns of ruthless outlaws and the deadly canyon walls. But the killers made one mistake. They didn't know a quiet rider named Luke Tanner had taken the shotgun seat.
Tanner is a man with a past written in gun smoke and hard justice-and he won't see innocent people murdered for a payroll sack. As bullets rip through the timber and horses scream on the canyon road, Tanner must fight a running battle against men who know every rock and ridge of the gulch. Outnumbered and cut off, Tanner has only one chance:Turn the ambush into a trap of his own. Because in Timber Gulch, only the fastest gun rides out alive.
Tanner is a man with a past written in gun smoke and hard justice-and he won't see innocent people murdered for a payroll sack. As bullets rip through the timber and horses scream on the canyon road, Tanner must fight a running battle against men who know every rock and ridge of the gulch. Outnumbered and cut off, Tanner has only one chance:Turn the ambush into a trap of his own. Because in Timber Gulch, only the fastest gun rides out alive.













