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    To Hell With The Badge

    By Mel Hague

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    A Sheriff Jud Harris western adventure. Harris sets out to find two kidnapped children and finds himself heading deep into Mexico on the trail of white slavers and Mexican bandits. He takes along his posse of four trusted men: the Summers boys, Bob and Luke, Bart Garrick and old timer tracker and sharpshooter, Josiah Clemence. He links up with another posse and a lone Texas Ranger, all on the trail of the ruthless and deranged slaver, Stanley Cobb. Harris is out of his jurisdiction but he vows to do anything it takes to find and save the children.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherMel Hague
    Release dateMar 22, 2014
    ISBN9781310194849
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    To Hell With The Badge
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    Mel Hague

    Born in England 1943, lived in Canada 1952 - 1961, formed a country band, THE WESTERNAIRES, 1964, married 1966, have 2 children, boy and girl, had quite a successful career touring, TV and recording, awards, retired music business 2004 with severe back trouble, started writing 1998, 5 published novels, TO HELL WITH THE BADGE, DEATH ON A ROPE, TWISTED RIVER (Winner of Global eBook Awards Best Western novel 2012), EMPORIUM OF DEATH and HARVEST. I live in small village in South Yorkshire, England. Started writing erotic stories around 2013 and now has ten on Smashwords. The 20th Hole, Sex for Promotion - Laura goes for it, Who's Teaching Who, Sex on a Train #1 in series Ellie's gangbangs, Sex on a Bus #2 in series Ellie's Gangbangs, Sex on the Beach #3 in series Ellie's Gangbangs, Sex In The Clubhouse #4 in series Ellie's Gangbangs, Sex On A Coach #5 in series Ellie's Gangbangs, Ellie Strikes Back #6 in series Ellie's Gangbangs, I Fell For A Sick Old Man and most recently Kasandra's Story #1 in series Beat Me, Punish Me.

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