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RIDE FOR REDEMPTION
A Texas Ranger Cody Havlicek Story
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Cody Havlicek is back on the trail in another spellbinding Texas Ranger adventure. Once again he says goodbye to his wife and children and heads out on a desperate journey to uphold the law and investigate crime.
In RIDE FOR REDEMPTION we find Ranger Cody Havlicek on an assignment to pick up a convicted bank robber and escort him to the territorial prison. Even though the prisoner, John Harmon, never denies his part in the crime of which he is accused, it isn't long before Ranger Havlicek suspects the man is sacrificing happiness, freedom, and life with his family in order to protect someone or something. Havlicek doubts that Harmon is deserving of the harsh prison sentence he has been given and determines to find out what is so important that the man is willing to forfeit all that he loves.
In his quest the Ranger nearly freezes to death in a raging blizzard, faces a town full of ruthless killers, and suffers gunshot wounds. But, when Ranger Havlicek believes in a person or cause, he never gives up.
RIDE FOR REDEMPTION
is exciting reading for nearly all ages.
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Joaquin Jackson
Retired Texas Ranger
NRA Director, Actor
and Author
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RIDE FOR REDEMPTION by James J. Griffin is a great Ranger story that keeps the reader spellbound waiting to read what happens next. A credit to Ranger history and Ranger tradition.
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Eric Johnson
Library Director
Southern Louisiana University
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Another rip-roaring tale in the Cody Havlicek Texas Ranger series that is sure to satisfy existing fans and garner new ones. Griffin is making a strong case for a major resurgence of the Western novel with deft characterization, exciting plots, and historical accuracy. Highly entertaining!
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Jim Huggins
Texas Ranger Sergeant
Company A
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One of the most satisfying aspects of reading
a western novel is being swept into the story.
Jim Griffin takes you back in time not only
through creative story lines and extensive
research, but also by his passion for the
western era. After a few pages you find
yourself along for the ride as if you were
actually there yourself.
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