Trail's End Mystery of Pines and Blood Feud
Bruce travels to Trail's End after a coded summons to reunite with Linda his childhood friend. He uncovers a land dispute tied to the Turners who killed his family, encounters the Killer bear, and faces the danger of false testimony as he seeks the land agreement cited by Hudson before death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Duncan
Ross
Oregon
Linda
Bruce
Newton Duncan
Trail
Simon Turner
Simon
Pine-Needle
Turners
Rosses
Elmira
Matthew Folger
Small
Hudson
Dave Turner
Tludson
Death
Rival brothers plot murder to settle hidden feud
In a dim barn Simon and Dave hatch a plan to kill Bruce to seize a hidden document. Bruce’s gun jammed leads to a fatal confrontation? They scheme to lure him to their house, remove witnesses, and use a field-glass watch on the ridge to time the attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simon
Hudson
Dave
Bruce
Elmira
Linda
Helfer
Alsten
Linda Turner Faces Down Turner in Wild Mountain Struggle
Bruce Turner returns to a shattered home as Linda and Elmira trap Dave Turner after a night of peril. Linda sets a plan to rescue Bruce and confront the Turners while awaiting his arrival. Bruce finds a note begging aid and slips away into the darkness to search for help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Turner
Dave
Bruce
Gray Forest
King
Simon
Linda
Turner
Elmira
Ald
Rother
Lie
Ingen Ggeres
Abner
Old Elmira
Homeward journey brings Bruce to hopeful reunion
Bruce finds joy in ridges and quiet nights as he anticipates seeing Linda again at journey’s end. He recalls her kiss as something eternal unlike his past romances which faded and were forgotten.
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Bruce
Linda
Mystery Borrowed Trouble Baffles Jinks and Binks
Jinks complains that despite many people seeking trouble he cannot rid himself of his own troubles. Binks asks what is wrong and Jinks calls the situation queer amid a crowd searching for trouble. Detroit Free Press.
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Jinks
Binks
Detroit
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Edison Marshall
Collie
Buzzards
Moonli Forest
Little River
Tie
Pines
Ross Estates
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