Blade 11: The Navaho Trail. Blade by Matt Chisholm, #8
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- ISBN978-0-463-48777-8
- EAN9780463487778
- Date de parution10/08/2019
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- ÉditeurBluewater
Résumé
The Mexicans called them Apache de Navajo. The Americans called them everything they could lay their tongues to. Other Indians feared them like nothing else on earth. They were ... THE NAVAHOYears ago Warren Haffner had ridden fearfully down the Navaho Trail with the great Kit Carson. Now he was coming back for revenge. In his path stood Joe Blade and Charity Clayton, who would rather be exchanging vows with each other than shots with the enemy.
And in the bloody Indian uprising that followed the murder of the Navaho chief, men died as they had lived - violently and in vain.
And in the bloody Indian uprising that followed the murder of the Navaho chief, men died as they had lived - violently and in vain.
The Mexicans called them Apache de Navajo. The Americans called them everything they could lay their tongues to. Other Indians feared them like nothing else on earth. They were ... THE NAVAHOYears ago Warren Haffner had ridden fearfully down the Navaho Trail with the great Kit Carson. Now he was coming back for revenge. In his path stood Joe Blade and Charity Clayton, who would rather be exchanging vows with each other than shots with the enemy.
And in the bloody Indian uprising that followed the murder of the Navaho chief, men died as they had lived - violently and in vain.
And in the bloody Indian uprising that followed the murder of the Navaho chief, men died as they had lived - violently and in vain.
