Snow Ghost
$15.99
In the seventh installment of the Journeys of the Stranger series, legendary hero John Stranger is called in to track the “ghost” of a murder he captured three years earlier, in Butte, Montana — a man who had vowed to come back from the grave to kill the judge, the jury, Sheriff Johnson … and John Stranger. Now, the jury members are turning up dead, and the people of Butte fear that Payton has come back to have his vengeance. Crow Indian legend indicates that the killer has come back as a snow ghost — a human-shaped shadow that can be seen moving amid the falling snow. Certain that the killer is no phantom, the Stranger sets out to find the true murderer and bring him to justice in Snow Ghost.
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SKU (ISBN): 9781590528662
ISBN10: 1590528662
Al Lacy
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: June 2006
Journeys Of The Stranger # 7
Publisher: Multnomah
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