The Texas murders
Author
Series
Rory Yates volume 3
Publisher
Little, Brown and Company
Publication Date
2025.
Language
English
Description
In this thrilling novel from a #1 New York Times bestselling author, the great Texas Rangers go on a no-holds-barred pursuit of the most dangerous killer ever to terrorize Texas. Texas Ranger Rory Yates protects his home state wearing a five-pointed silver badge and carrying a Sig Sauer. When a native woman disappears on the summer solstice, clues point to a cold case. Yates, a quick-draw champion, partners with expert archer Ava Cruz of the Tigua Tribal police. The investigation leads to the edges of Texas’s most unforgiving landscape, where the officers take dead aim with every shot in their arsenals.
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Contributors
Bourelle, Andrew author
ISBN
9781538711002
9781538711019
9781538768761
153871101
9781538711019
9781538768761
153871101
Subjects
Subjects
Cold cases (Criminal investigation) -- Fiction
Indian reservation police -- Fiction
Indian women -- North America -- Fiction
Indigenous women -- Crimes against -- Fiction
Indigenous women -- Fiction
Missing persons -- Fiction
Missing persons -- Texas -- Fiction
Murder -- Investigation -- Fiction
Texas -- Fiction
Texas Rangers -- Fiction
Tiwa Indians -- Texas -- Fiction
Indian reservation police -- Fiction
Indian women -- North America -- Fiction
Indigenous women -- Crimes against -- Fiction
Indigenous women -- Fiction
Missing persons -- Fiction
Missing persons -- Texas -- Fiction
Murder -- Investigation -- Fiction
Texas -- Fiction
Texas Rangers -- Fiction
Tiwa Indians -- Texas -- Fiction
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