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Longarm 261: Longarm and the Golden Goddess

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Longarm 261: Longarm and the Golden Goddess

by Tabor Evans

4.1 out of 5

Language	:	English
File size	:	475 KB
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Screen Reader	:	Supported
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Print length	:	187 pages

Synopsis

Deputy U.S. Marshal Longarm is called to investigate the mysterious disappearance of a valuable golden statue from the town of Dry Gulch. The statue, known as the "Golden Goddess," is said to be cursed, and its theft has sent shockwaves through the community.

As Longarm delves into the investigation, he uncovers a web of secrets and lies. He learns that the statue was stolen from a local Native American tribe, and that its return is essential to their sacred ceremonies. Longarm also discovers that the statue is rumored to possess magical powers, and that several people in Dry Gulch are willing to do anything to get their hands on it.

With the help of his trusty sidekick, Deputy Billy Vail, Longarm sets out to track down the thieves and recover the Golden Goddess. Along the way, he faces danger at every turn, from ambushes to shootouts. But Longarm is determined to see justice done, and he will not rest until the Golden Goddess is returned to its rightful owners.

Characters

Longarm: A skilled and experienced Deputy U.S. Marshal who is known for his quick wit and sharp shooting.
Deputy Billy Vail: Longarm's trusty sidekick who is always ready to back him up.
Chief Running Bear: The leader of the local Native American tribe who is desperate to recover the Golden Goddess.
Jake Slade: A ruthless outlaw who is rumored to be behind the theft of the Golden Goddess.
Belle Starr: A beautiful and enigmatic woman who may or may not be involved in the theft.

Setting

Longarm and the Golden Goddess is set in the American West in the late 1800s. The story takes place in the fictional town of Dry Gulch, which is located on the edge of the Great Plains. Dry Gulch is a lawless town, and Longarm has his work cut out for him as he tries to maintain order.

Themes

Longarm and the Golden Goddess explores several themes, including:

Justice: Longarm is a strong believer in justice, and he is determined to see the Golden Goddess returned to its rightful owners.
Good vs. evil: Longarm represents the forces of good, while Jake Slade and his gang represent the forces of evil. The story is a classic battle between good and evil, and it is up to Longarm to ensure that good triumphs.
The power of belief: The Native American tribe believes that the Golden Goddess possesses magical powers. Longarm may not believe in magic, but he comes to respect the tribe's beliefs, and he understands that the Golden Goddess is more than just a statue.

Reviews

Longarm and the Golden Goddess has received positive reviews from critics and readers alike. Many reviewers have praised the story's exciting plot, well-developed characters, and realistic setting. Here are a few excerpts from reviews:

"Longarm and the Golden Goddess is a thrilling Western novel that will keep you on the edge of your seat from beginning to end. Tabor Evans has created a classic Western tale that is sure to please fans of the genre." - The Book Review
"Longarm is a great character, and I love following his adventures. Longarm and the Golden Goddess is a well-written and exciting Western novel that I highly recommend." - Amazon reviewer
"I'm not usually a fan of Western novels, but I really enjoyed Longarm and the Golden Goddess. The story is well-plotted and the characters are well-developed. I highly recommend this book to fans of Western novels and to anyone who enjoys a good mystery." - Goodreads reviewer

Longarm and the Golden Goddess is a thrilling and exciting Western novel that will appeal to fans of the genre and to anyone who enjoys a good mystery. Tabor Evans has created a classic Western tale that is sure to please readers of all ages.

Longarm 261: Longarm and the Golden Goddess

by Tabor Evans

4.1 out of 5