Tap cover to enlarge

Galveston Gunman

Published
Feb 1990
Main Genre
Historical Historical

About This Book

Bushwacking loner Lee Strate and lifting his hard-earned stake of $5000. Wounded and left for dead on a trail somewhere near Houston, Lee is saved by Jack Farmer, a free black man, who tends Lee's wounds and agrees to help recover the money. In Houston, Lee finds out that the three bad guys work for Colonel Benson, an ambitious and evil hombre, fiercely racist and still fighting the war. When Benson takes off for Galveston, Lee and Jack follow, and soon discover that Benson and his henchmen are stirring up racial trouble among the dock workers. In Washington, President Hayes has heard about the tensions in Galveston, and asks former President Grant to visit the city as a goodwill gesture. Benson plans to have his boys assassinate Grant. Meanwhile, Lee falls in love with an high-spirited woman whom he meets at a greased-pig catching contest.

Genres & Themes

Genres

Subgenres

Buy This Book

Formats & Editions

Browse the different covers, formats, and publication history for this title.

Paperback

Paperback edition cover
Mass Market Paperback
First Edition Feb 1990 Ballantine ISBN13 9780345365316 ISBN10 0345365313
Buy
Paperback edition cover
Trade Paperback
Mar 2014 M. Evans and Company ISBN13 9781590772218 ISBN10 1590772210
Buy

Hardcover

Hardcover edition cover
Hardcover
Dec 1988 M. Evans and Company ISBN13 9780871315656 ISBN10 0871315653
Buy

eBook

eBook edition cover
eBook
Dec 2009 Crossroad Press ISBN13 6233813100901
eBook edition cover
eBook
Dec 2009 Crossroad Press ISBN13 6233758900901
eBook edition cover
eBook
Dec 2009 Crossroad Press ISBN13 6230000000901
eBook edition cover
eBook
Dec 2009 Crossroad Press ISBN13 6233721700901
eBook edition cover
eBook
May 2014 Crossroad Press ISBN13 2940149349616
eBook edition cover
eBook
May 2014 Crossroad Press ISBN10 B00K2LXLW6
Buy
eBook edition cover
eBook
May 2014 Crossroad Press ISBN13 6233721900901

Large Print

Large Print edition cover
Trade Paperback
Jul 1992 Thorndike Press ISBN13 9781560544173 ISBN10 1560544171
Buy