The Golden Lady
By Jory Sherman
1983
First Published
4.27
Average Rating
168
Number of Pages
Part of Series
LORELEI NEEDED GUNN’S HELP—AND WANTED HIS BODY! All Gunn was looking for was some water to get the taste of the trail out of his throat. Instead, he rode smack into the middle of a gunfight and wound up with a dying man on his hands and a dark-haired beauty on his mind. Freddy Waite had only two things to call his own: his daughter Lorelei and the Lucky Girl Mine. Now the girl was alone with two hard-case killers on her trail—and the mine was at stake. Gunn knows he can't leave Lorelei to take care of business herself, so he takes up his weapon on her behalf. With the killers closing in on them, the gunplay gets fast and furious—and so does Lorelei when she discovers that Gunn shoots in a couple of directions at the same time!
Avg Rating
4.27
Number of Ratings
11
5 STARS
55%
4 STARS
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3 STARS
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Author
Jory Sherman
Author · 44 books
Jory Sherman was born in Minnesota and grew up in West Texas, Louisiana, and Colorado. He was a magazine editor for a time and had some of his work published, including some poetry, short stories and articles. Sherman had a friend who owned a publishing company and asked him to write a novel for the company. From that offer came five more novels, all written in one year. He wrote the supernatural mystery series, "Chill," which was somewhat revolutionary for the times, but which earned him an eight book contract. He then came up with the idea for "Rivers West," a series which had each book written by a different western author. Then came the "Baron Saga," the first of which was "Grass Kingdom" which earned Sherman a nomination for the Pulitzer Prize in Letters. Sherman has also won the Spur Award for his contribution to Western Literature.
