Books by Oakley Hall
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Ambrose Bierce And the Ace of Shoots by Oakley Hall ( 2006)
In a fifth installment of the series featuring the outspoken newspaperman, Ambrose Bierce and his associate, Tom Redmond, investigate a shooting that has resulted in the death of the star of a famous touring Wild West show, a case involving a vengeful train robber and opium abuse. Reprint.
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Ambrose Bierce and the Queen of Spades A Mystery Novel by Oakley Hall ( 1998)
In a fast-paced novel that is a combination of murder mystery, historical fiction, and quirky biography, Oakley Hall draws the reader into 1880s San Francisco and the changing world that was California in the latter part of the 19th century.
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Apaches by Oakley Hall ( 1988) |
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The Bad Lands by Oakley Hall ( 1979) |
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The Children of the Sun by Oakley Hall ( 1983)
Despite denials by survivors of the southwestern desert, Coronado mounts an ill-fated expedition to find the fabled Seven Cities of Cibola--El Dorado--accompanied by Andres Dorantes, a man dedicated to God.
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Love and War in California by Oakley Hall ( 2007) |
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Warlock by Oakley Hall ( 1988)
Clay Blaisedell, gunman and lawman, walks a thin line between the law and true justice, igniting an explosive chain of events that result in treachery, vengeance, and murder in the town of Warlock, Arizona.
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