Ascent of the Outlaws
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much as the mining towns attracted the good people, families, and businessmen,
they also enticed the bad individuals as well. With the many miners willing to
spend their hard earned money on whiskey and women; the saloons and brothels
quickly grew in numbers. These places brought in the bandits, gamblers, soiled
doves, and other greedy bastards. The battles between the lawmen and outlaws
became as famous as the people themselves. Many of the known and lesser known
outlaws enjoyed terrorizing the innocent and weaker people. They were
eventually caught and dealt with. Most of them ended up dead and buried
somewhere in the southwest desert.
(An exert from my book, "Dead and Buried in the Southwest Desert")
I cannot wait for your book to be released!
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