Stuart Brannon’s Final Shot – Hardback Large Print

Stuart Brannon’s Final Shot – Hardback Large Print
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Authors: Aaron Bly, Janet Chester Bly, Michael Bly, Russell Bly, Stephen Bly
Series: Stuart Brannon Series, Book 7
Genres: Historical & Western Novel, Stuart Brannon Series
Tags: 1905, Arizona, Old West, Oregon, Selah Award Finalist, Stephen Bly, Stephen Bly books, Stuart Brannon, western adventure, western novel
Publisher: Center Point/Thorndike
Publication Year: 2012
Format: Hardback Large Print, Ebook, Audio
Length: 390 pages
Narrator: Jerry Sciarrio
ASIN: B087PRK9ZZ
ISBN: 9781611733549

Stuart Brannon's life no longer consisted of men to track down, people trying to kill him, or gangs preying on the innocent. At age 58, the widower settled down as an Arizona Territory rancher. Then the telegram came: Stuart, I need you in Portland. Tom Wiseman is missing. I think there's a cover-up going on. I'll contact you there. T.R. So, off he goes to Oregon, to the Lewis and Clark Centennial, and a celebrity golf tournament. And to meet with Teddy Roosevelt!

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Hardback Large Print Edition Stuart Brannon’s Final Shot by Stephen Bly, Janet Chester Bly, Russell Bly, Michael Bly, & Aaron Bly

Hardback Large Print Stuart Brannon's Final Shot by Stephen Bly, hardback/large print edition

Stuart Brannon’s Final Shot hardback large print edition

This hardback large print western adventure edition filled with humor and heart, adventure and romance. Stephen Bly’s last novel, completed by his family. The story of a man who embodied the Code of the West.

In 1905, at age 58, legendary lawman Stuart Brannon–now a rancher and widower–had no intention of leaving his beloved Arizona Territory ranch. But he’d been invited to attend the Lewis and Clark Centennial Exposition in Oregon. And to participate in a celebrity golf tournament, though he didn’t play golf. His life no longer consisted of men to track down or people trying to kill him or gangs preying on the innocent.

Then the telegram came: Stuart, I need you in Portland. Tom Wiseman is missing. I think there’s a cover-up going on. I’ll contact you there. T.R.

How could he refuse a request from the President of the United States?

Excerpt from Prologue:

June 5, 1905, near Seaside, Oregon

At twilight, twelve-year-old Hack Howard lined his cot with a couple lumpy pillows and covered them with the thin blanket that was his orphan farm issue. He picked up his worn leather shoes with only one gap in the right sole so he could slink quietly through the room.

None of the dozen of his male roommates stirred or stopped snoring.

He slid the door open, then closed it to a slit as his face warmed, his breath quickened. Miss Penelope Tagg left her station, slipped down the hallway in her sleek nightgown and pink, silky boudoir cap over long strands of brunette locks for her early morning coffee break. Hack’s lanky frame sidled past the opening, then stole to the front door. He unlocked it with the key he’d made out of a spoon in the blacksmith’s shop.

Reviews for Hardback Large Print Edition Stuart Brannon’s Final Shot

“Bly gives you the full experience, every detail, evoking a period he has mastered … Stuart Brannon’s Final Shot delivers and reminds us what we’ll miss most about the beloved author.” — Jerry B. Jenkins, New York Times Bestselling Author, The Left Behind Series

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