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"These eight stories range in length from flash fiction to novella. In 'Incident at Blue Nose Creek,' an investigator pursues a suspect for the serial murders of three saloon girls. In 'Visitors in Cantera,' the narrator receives a visit from questionable relatives. In 'In the Breaks,' a girl goes deer hunting with her grandfather and has to fend off unwelcome advances from a young man. In 'Man of Trees,' a homesteader helps solve the murder of an old hobo. In 'Night Horse,' a man is killed when his plan to avenge his brother's death is thwarted, and the narrator has to fight for his life. In 'Darkness in Burnett,' the main character leaves Burnett, but his conscience compels him to return and help find the killer. In 'Buckskin Ruby,' a flashy stranger goes to work for a grading crew and exposes a murderer. In "Next to the Last Chance," a ranch hand wants to get out of the criminal way of life, as does the gang leader's woman, but the odds are against them"

"Within these pages will be found Western Writers of America Spur Award and Western Fictioneers Peacemaker Award winning stories by writer Rod Miller. The cast of characters includes cowboys, gamblers, gunfighters, swindlers, outlaws, lawmen, pioneers, miners, mules, horses, cattle, at least one sheep, and the occasional fair maiden. There is adventure, violence, hardship, struggle, and triumph. Mystery, conflict, suspense, and humor. Selected from among stories written over two decades are Miller's first short story, "Good Horses," published in 2000, and his most recent award winner (at this writing), "Black Joe." In between are stories published in various anthologies and periodicals, along with stories appearing here for the first time"--

A golf course on a swamp? On a prison grounds? Yes and yes -- and joined by courses built by millionaires, played by champions and designed by experts. From the crazy to the classy, "Fore! Gone. Minnesota's Lost Golf Courses, 1897-1999" revives more than 80 abandoned layouts, many of them long-forgotten. Ever heard of Roadside Golf Club?