Last Ride to Los Lobos

by William Chamberlain

Paperback, 1964

Brief description:

BYERS LIVED IN HIS OWN DAMNATION

- a pathetic torment of raving fear, soothed by booze and camouflaged by an arrogance that made every one of the men despise him. He wasn’t bad. He was simply a desk-man, a flunky with visions of grandeur, suddenly thrown into a frontier land that ate men raw and spat out their dreams.

Yet this was the man assigned to lead the secret foray deep into Mexican territory - a deadly ride for a rescue that was strictly forbidden by law, by Washington, by all the odds for coming out alive. And this was his chance for glory and power.

Just one man stood a chance of defying him - a quiet man with a lightning draw. A soldier named Will Thursday, who knew there was only one hope for survival; to lead the men through an even worse hell than Byers had already done...
done. . . .

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Fawcett Publications

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