The Golden Lady

Jory Sherman

Gunn Kirja 18 · Speaking Volumes

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LORELEI NEEDED GUNN’S HELP—AND WANTED HIS BODY!

All Gunn was looking for was some water to get the taste of the trail out of his throat. Instead, he rode smack into the middle of a gunfight and wound up with a dying man on his hands and a dark-haired beauty on his mind.

Freddy Waite had only two things to call his own: his daughter Lorelei and the Lucky Girl Mine. Now the girl was alone with two hard-case killers on her trail—and the mine was at stake.

Gunn knows he can't leave Lorelei to take care of business herself, so he takes up his weapon on her behalf. With the killers closing in on them, the gunplay gets fast and furious—and so does Lorelei when she discovers that Gunn shoots in a couple of directions at the same time!

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Jory Sherman (Cort Martin) began his literary career as a poet in San Francisco’s famed North Beach in the late 1950s, during the heyday of the Beat Generation. His poetry and short stories were widely published in literary journals when he began writing commercial fiction. He has won numerous awards for his poetry and prose and was nominated for a Pulitzer Prize in Letters for his novel, Grass Kingdom. He won a Spur Award from Western Writers of America for The Medicine Horn. He has also won a number of awards from the Missouri Writers Guild, and other organizations. Jory is a life member of Missouri Writers Guild and Ozarks Writers League. He is the current recipient of the highest award presented by Western Writers of America, the Owen Wister Award, granted for lifetime achievement. Spur Award-Winning Author Owen Wister Award-Winning Author Jory Sherman also writes under the pseudonym Cort Martin