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Rangers of El Paso

by Lauran Paine (2012)

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Captain Elmer Tomlinson of the Texas Rangers is confronted with a unique and devastating problem: rustling of livestock is occurring in the Valverde district to an unprecedented degree. He dispatches three Rangers to work under cover in the area, but to lead them Tom wants Cleve Hampshire. Cleve is no longer a Ranger - four years earlier he had been badly injured and resigned. Once he hears about the thousand head of cattle missing, he is anxious to undertake the assignment.

Setting / LocationGlobal
Story EraModern Era
Protagonist / CoreRangers of El Paso Lead Character

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