T. T. Flynn Bücher

Written by T.T. Flynn, Valentine Easton is regarded as the top agent for American Intelligence who tackled the dreaded Black Doctor’s espionage threats in 5 stories published between 1932 and 1935 in the pages of Dime Detective, the prestigious crime pulp second only to the legendary Black Mask in its impact on the genre.

In the title story of this collection, a lawman is conflicted when his deputystarts to become friendly with a band of horse thieves.

These three short novels are T.T. Flynn at his best, combining mystery, suspense and action. In "Gallows Breed," young Jerry Carson is raised on the outlaw trail by the man who made him an orphan. Years later, Jerry tries to close the door on his past and assume a new identity as a small rancher. "Old Hellcat" is the story of Shack Anderson, a widowed rancher who has retired to allow his daughter and son-in-law to run the ranch that took him a lifetime to establish. The final and title story tells of the Concho, a high-grade gold mine just north of the Mexican border. Paso Brand, hired to work as a guard at the mine, finds himself on the same stagecoach as the mine owner's daughter-and his job starts early when the stage is attacked by a gang of outlaws.

"Heroes rise to the occasion to stop rustlers, traitors, and even fire in four western stories"--

T. T. Flynn, author of such Western classics as The Man From Laramie and Two Faces West, is at his thrilling best in this collection of Western stories combining mystery, suspense, and action in artful combination. Whether they deal with Mississippi riverboats, wild mustangs, frontier prisons, or a man trying to escape his past, the stories in this volume all feature the sense of realism and emotional truth that have come to be associated with T. T. Flynn, a writer whose ability to depict the humanity of the West is unsurpassed.

Wade and Clay Candleman were identical twins, at least in looks. As boys, they had often traded places as a prank or to help them out of a tough spot. But Clay liked fun and excitement while Wade was the more serious of the two. Some would say Clay was wild and reckless while Wade was steady and dependable. Some time ago, Clay had decided to strike out on his own and Wade hadn't heard much from him since.

A Western quartet. In Outlaw Breed, a newly appointed sheriff must live with his family's criminal past--the men all famous train robbers--while in Bitter Valley a man jailed for a crime he did not commit returns home to find his partner dead and his ranch ruined.