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    Death of the River Master
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    Texana Jones Mysteries Series

    Written by Allana Martin

    Narrated by Suzanne Toren

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    About this series

    Winner of the Western Writers of America Medicine Pipe Bearer Award, Texan author Allana Martin pens mysteries with a distinctive regional flair. Publishers Weekly has called this series "a refreshing read." In the Chihuahuan desert near the Texas-Mexico border, Texana Jones runs an isolated trading post. One afternoon during a jalapeNo pepper eating contest, a boy enters the shack and announces that his father-The River Master-has been murdered. Soon Texana's own husband, Clay, is accused of the crime. Now they must find out who's trying to frame him, and why.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherRecorded Books, Inc.
    Release dateMay 1, 1972
    Death of the River Master

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      Death of the River Master
      Death of the River Master

      Death of the River Master

      Allana Martin
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      Winner of the Western Writers of America Medicine Pipe Bearer Award, Texan author Allana Martin pens mysteries with a distinctive regional flair. Publishers Weekly has called this series "a refreshing read." In the Chihuahuan desert near the Texas-Mexico border, Texana Jones runs an isolated trading post. One afternoon during a jalapeNo pepper eating contest, a boy enters the shack and announces that his father-The River Master-has been murdered. Soon Texana's own husband, Clay, is accused of the crime. Now they must find out who's trying to frame him, and why.

      Winner of the Western Writers of America Medicine Pipe Bearer Award, Texan author Allana Martin pens mysteries with a distinctive regional flair. Publishers Weekly has called this series "a refreshing read." In the Chihuahuan desert near the Texas-Mexico border, Texana Jones runs an isolated trading post. One afternoon during a jalapeNo pepper eating contest, a boy enters the shack and announces that his father-The River Master-has been murdered. Soon Texana's own husband, Clay, is accused of the crime. Now they must find out who's trying to frame him, and why.

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