Fandango
- ISBN-10
- 1410456838
- ISBN-13
- 9781410456830
- Series
- Fandango
- Category
- Arapaho Indians
- Language
- English
- Published
- 2013
- Author
- Michael Zimmer
Description
They plunged into the pristine wilderness, pursuing a rich man's vendetta and a missing trove of beaver pelts. Among the peaks and valleys they would fight, hunt, and die, pulled into an epic confrontation with the warriors of a murderously mad Indian renegade, an outlaw mountain man, and a traitor within their own ranks.
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