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    Merridrew Rides Again
    Valley of the Doomed
    Ebook series2 titles

    The Adventures of J.T. Merridrew Series

    By John Russel Fearn and John Russell Fearn

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    About this series

    No-one who read Valley of the Doomed is likely to forget Jenkinson Talbot Merridrew, the gun-toting butler of Double Peak. Now Merridrew is back again, bowler hat in place, and ready as ever to give the Young Master and the Young Mistress the benefit of his advice and assistance in the outbreak of lawlessness that returns once more to Double Peak. Western gunmen may be tough, hard-riding hombres, but they soon find out that they have nothing on Merridrew, who is always eighteen stone of gentlemanly correctness—until somebody treads too heavily on his toes.


    For those who sometimes like to glimpse the lighter side of the Wild West for a change, and would like to see those hard-bitten, lean-featured citizens put to rout by the paragon of Portland Place, Merridrew Rides Again is the book!

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherWildside Press
    Release dateJun 11, 2021
    Merridrew Rides Again
    Valley of the Doomed

    Titles in the series (2)

    • 1

      Valley of the Doomed
      Valley of the Doomed

      Valley of the Doomed

      John Russell Fearn
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      Rancher Calvin Wood becomes the victim of brutal outlaws who are terrorizing a remote district of Arizona. On his arrival from England, young Brad Wood undergoes a dramatic transformation when he travels to Calvin’s ranch, only to find his cattle have been stolen, and his brother’s hanged body. He changes from a feckless waster into a fighting man able to stand up to the rigours of the West. Assisted, and sometimes led by his overweight but ingenious manservant, Merridrew—who reveals sterling qualities—Brad seeks to avenge his brother’s murder and beat the mysterious raider who seems bent on destroying every ranch in Double-Peak valley…

      Rancher Calvin Wood becomes the victim of brutal outlaws who are terrorizing a remote district of Arizona. On his arrival from England, young Brad Wood undergoes a dramatic transformation when he travels to Calvin’s ranch, only to find his cattle have been stolen, and his brother’s hanged body. He changes from a feckless waster into a fighting man able to stand up to the rigours of the West. Assisted, and sometimes led by his overweight but ingenious manservant, Merridrew—who reveals sterling qualities—Brad seeks to avenge his brother’s murder and beat the mysterious raider who seems bent on destroying every ranch in Double-Peak valley…

    • 2

      Merridrew Rides Again
      Merridrew Rides Again

      Merridrew Rides Again

      John Russel Fearn
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      No-one who read Valley of the Doomed is likely to forget Jenkinson Talbot Merridrew, the gun-toting butler of Double Peak. Now Merridrew is back again, bowler hat in place, and ready as ever to give the Young Master and the Young Mistress the benefit of his advice and assistance in the outbreak of lawlessness that returns once more to Double Peak. Western gunmen may be tough, hard-riding hombres, but they soon find out that they have nothing on Merridrew, who is always eighteen stone of gentlemanly correctness—until somebody treads too heavily on his toes. For those who sometimes like to glimpse the lighter side of the Wild West for a change, and would like to see those hard-bitten, lean-featured citizens put to rout by the paragon of Portland Place, Merridrew Rides Again is the book!

      No-one who read Valley of the Doomed is likely to forget Jenkinson Talbot Merridrew, the gun-toting butler of Double Peak. Now Merridrew is back again, bowler hat in place, and ready as ever to give the Young Master and the Young Mistress the benefit of his advice and assistance in the outbreak of lawlessness that returns once more to Double Peak. Western gunmen may be tough, hard-riding hombres, but they soon find out that they have nothing on Merridrew, who is always eighteen stone of gentlemanly correctness—until somebody treads too heavily on his toes. For those who sometimes like to glimpse the lighter side of the Wild West for a change, and would like to see those hard-bitten, lean-featured citizens put to rout by the paragon of Portland Place, Merridrew Rides Again is the book!

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