Rough Country
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Rough Country
By John SandfordAnd Coakley thought, Uh-oh. PATRAS CAME UP a minute later and said, “There's something fishy in Battenberg, and it ain't the lutefisk.” “What happened?” Coakley asked. “I looked at Flood. The back of his head had two deep cuts and ...
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Rough Country
By John SandfordI knew that she and Wendy were fooling around, but I figured that was their business.” “Have you had a relationship with Wendy yourself?” “Yeah. She pays me to play keyboards. I'm an employee,” Mathis said. “But . . .” “I'm straight.
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Rough Country: How Texas Became America's Most Powerful Bible-Belt State
By Robert WuthnowBarry Goldwater, The Conscience of a Conservative (Princeton, NJ: Princeton University Press, 2007, originally published in 1960); Robert Alan Goldberg, Barry Goldwater (New Haven, CT: Yale University Press, 1995). 4.
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Rough Country
By Robert Wuthnow25 A year later, as temperatures rose above a hundred degrees, cholera again raged along the Brazos.26 Historians Robert W. Fogel and Stanley L. Engerman compiled data on 10,000 deaths that occurred in seven southern states in 1850, ...
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Rough Country
By John SandfordThe more he digs, the more he discovers the arrows of suspicion that point in many directions--then he finds that this is not the first murder, that there was a second, seemingly unrelated one, the year before.
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Rough Country
By Lauren LandishIs it really a dream come true if it means losing the one thing you never knew you needed?
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Rough Country
By Alvin SlaterIts rough country and someone may lose their head deciding who mounts the trophy.
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Rough Country: The Strangely Familiar in Mid-20th Century Alberta Art
By Mary-Beth Laviolette, Catherine Crowston, Ruth Burns"ROUGH COUNTRY considers the resonance of expressionism in the artistic practice of five Alberta artists: Maxwell Bates, Laura Evans Reid, John Snow, W.L. Stevenson and Dorothy Henzell Willis.
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Rough Country
By Dusty Richards, Brett Cogburn15 original stories set in the Old West.
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Rough Country
By John SandfordThe more he digs, the more he discovers arrows of suspicion that point in many directions, and then he finds that this is not the first murder, that there was a second, seemingly unrelated one, the year before.
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Rough Country: Virgil Flowers 3
By John SandfordAnd the more he digs, the move he discovers a multitude of motivations for murder: jealousy, greed, anger, and blackmail. And then Flowers learns that this is not the first death at this particular resort.
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Rough Country
By Lee FlorenRough Country
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Rough Country
By Lee FlorenRough Country