Frank GRUBER Fort Starvation in: Ranch Romances, 1st Dec. number 1952 [+ 3 Fortsetzungen in den folgenden Ausgaben (2nd. Dec. 1952, 1st. Jan. 1953, 2nd. Jan. 1953)] |
Frank GRUBER Fort Starvation New York - Toronto: Rinehart & Co. 1953 (VI, 217 pp.) "In a desolate stretch of Utah, a small detachment of U. S. Cavalry found the remains of five men who had apparently been killed by Indians. They buried them and called the place Fort Starvation. That was in 1861, and nine years later young John Slater comes to Fort Starvation to try to find out what really happened there - his father was one of the murdered man. There are rumors that there have been six men and a cache of gold, adding up to betrayal. Slater's hunt for information - and the villain - takes him all over the rugged Western Country. Everywhere his path crosses that of Colonel Orpington, who had discovered the bodies, and his lovely daughter Susan. This is a Western in the good old-fashioned manner with vivid setting and strenuous action, ranging from a Texas ranch war to a wild chase in the North west Country." (from Dust jacket) | Jacket design: Bernard Safran |
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Frank GRUBER Fort Starvation New York 1954 [= Pennant Books P43] |
Frank GRUBER Die goldene Fährte München: Wilhelm Goldmann-Verlag 1980 (157 pp.) FORT STARVATION, dt. v. Dolf Strasser ISBN: 3-442-24109-X [= Goldmann Western 24109] |