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When Jack Brannigan signed on for the week-long,135-mile horseback ride to chase the ghost of Billy the Kid over the mountains and across the desert of New Mexico, he expected new demands on his wits, his strength, and his stamina. But no man could have expected what Brannigan encountered.
The brochure cautioned about elements. For Jack, those elements tested the limits of human endurance. But the brochure said nothing about kidnapping, nothing about murder, nothing about a sadistic rancher who held a beautiful young woman as a slave on a remote desert ranch. No one told Jack Brannigan his ride upon a crazy horse could be the last ride of his life.
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