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    Money Train

    By Michael Stewart

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    Danny Spence plans to stay in Gila Creek for only one night, but then he gets mistaken for a snake named Zeke Tolan, and from then on it is just one damn thing after another. He falls foul of the evil Ma Cole, gets himself on the wrong side of the vicious Hernando Ortiz and his sadistic bodyguard Bracho - and somehow this is all wrapped up with a train full of money that's rolling south of the border, right into the middle of the Mexican revolution.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherRobert Hale Fiction
    Release dateFeb 1, 2019
    ISBN9780719828980
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    Money Train
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    Michael Stewart

    Michael Stewart is vice president of Reflections Ministries and Omnibus Media. He’s a graduate of Mississippi State University (philosophy) and Southern Evangelical Seminary (biblical studies), and pastors near Charlotte, North Carolina.

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