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Hammershield
Clay Brentwood, Book 3
By: Jared McVay
Narrated by: J. C. Jacobson
Length: 3 hrs and 54 mins

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Hammershield

Name: Hammershield
Brand: Creative Texts Publishers, LLC
SKU: BK_ACX0_143395UK
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By: Jared McVay

Narrated by: J. C. Jacobson

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Summary

It was a beautiful day. Tyrone Brewster walked out of the station, confident this was going to be an easy job. At five feet eight inches, average build, brown eyes, brown hair, brown suit, and brown derby hat, with no scars or distinguishing marks, he looked just like any other drummer riding the train.

Only he was no drummer. He was a bringer of death, an assassin, and Hammershield had met his price. Mister Clay Brentwood, Texas Ranger, would be dead long before he reached Dallas.