&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Even though it barely qualifies as a novel — Deadly Like a .45
 is only 132 pages long, and there’s only one story line — it’s a good 
one, and in it, it’s up to Gard Hubach, deputy marshal for a small town 
in eastern Oregon, to be one of the few to stand up for what’s right.
 &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;It’s this way. Breck Costigan, owner of the large ranch not 
far out of town figures he owns the whole town as well, and when a small
 farmer rustles one of his cattle, he thinks nothing of having his crew 
break him out of jail for a good old-fashioned lynching. 
 &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;The sheriff is in Costigan’s pocket. The only one who will 
stand with Gard is Dolph Emery, the town blacksmith. The only other 
important character is Emery’s daughter, Martha. Lutz writing as as 
Reese Sullivan manages to wring all of the drama out of this fairly 
standard set-up and make the reader wish for more.https://mysteryfile.com/blog/?p=49513

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