In 1911, veteran army officer C. W. Langhorne accepts a clandestine assignment that will carry him into revolutionary Mexico for the War Department along with the handsome young ladies man, Lieutenant Calvin Jester. While Langhorne runs afoul of the Acordada , the Mexican secret police organization, Jester finds danger of his own enjoying the attentions of both Fabiana Medina, a rich young beauty, and the poor but sincere Luna Garcia while he recovers from a serious injury.
Destruction closes in on both men, whether from shadowy killers or jilted lovers, in a breakneck race for the border and safety. Slow Train to Sonora combines action, romance, and suspense and is sure to keep readers of both traditional Westerns and historical thrillers on board to the last stop.
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Loyd Uglow is a history and writing professor at a university in North Texas. His special areas of interest include the American West, the Mexican Revolution, and military history from all eras. He is a retired naval surface warfare officer.
Fiction is his primary love in writing, although his earlier books were all non-fiction. Those include Standing in the Gap, a history of army scouting camps used in Texas Indian campaigns, and two biographies for children, on Benjamin Franklin and Abraham Lincoln. His first novel, Marksman's Trinity, dealt with military action along the Rio Grande in 1916. He has honed his writing skills by working as a professional editor for several years.. He lives with his wife and two sons.Les informations fournies dans la section « A propos du livre » peuvent faire référence à une autre édition de ce titre.
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