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      Showdown At Anchor

      by Peter Dawson
      Published
      Aug 2005
      Main Genre
      Historical Historical
      Pages
      232
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      The heart of the American West lives in Peter Dawson's stories, with characters that blaze a trail over a land of frontier dreams and nightmares and across a country coming of age. Sometimes, as in "A Tinhorn Takes a Tank Town," the conflict has to do with murder and power. Sometimes, as in "Unwanted Gold," it is brother against brother. At other times, as in "Hell for Homesteaders," the conflict has to do with greed. Then, as in "Back-Trail Betrayal" the conflict is caused by scheming. In "Showdown at Anchor" the conflict is between father and daughter.

      Peter Dawson is a nom de plume used by Jonathan Hurff Glidden. Jonathan was born in Kewanee, Illinois. His Peter Dawson novels are noted for their adept plotting, interesting and well-developed characters, their authentically researched historical backgrounds, and his stylistic flair.

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      Western

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      Historical

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      First Edition Aug 2005 Five Star ISBN 1594141681
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      Sep 2020 Audio Holdings LLC ISBN B08KGTK1FB
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      May 2015 Western Series Level III (24) ISBN 1628995645
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