Dynamite's Daughter — Philip Harbottle

Left for dead…

As a young girl, Susan Walters is left to die in the desert with her father, ‘Dynamite' Walters.

This cruel punishment comes at the hands of Iron Fist Jackson, a wicked tyrant who will stop at nothing in his cruel scheming to seize control of Canyon Town.

But, unbeknownst to Jackson, Susan survives the harrowing ordeal.

Now a grown woman, she dedicates her life to avenging the death of her father.

Taking down the gun-happy dictator of Canyon Town won't prove easy.

But Susan is not a woman to be trifled with, with combat skills to rival the strongest of men.

She resolutely decides to ruin Jackson â€" financially, mentally and physically.

Under a false identity, Susan masquerades as a girl looking for a husband and Jackson walks right into her trap.

Now she has him firmly in her sights, she endeavours to enact her terrible revenge.

But it's only a matter of time before Jackson discovers her true motives and identity.

And can one woman alone take down one of the most evil dictators the West has ever known?

One thing is for sure â€" neither party are going down without a fight.

Dynamite's Daughter is out for revenge and nothing will stand in her way…

The perfect read for fans of Louis L'Amour and Zane Grey.

Born in Wallsend in 1941, Philip Harbottle has published over a dozen novels and edited a great many more. He is the heir and administrator of the literary estate of John Russell Fearn, and working from notes and unpublished manuscripts left by the author, he has posthumously collaborated on a number of westerns. As well as pursuing his own writing, he acts as a literary agent specializing in science fiction, detective and western novels, and his clients include many of the most prolific British and American genre writers. His other western adventures include, Arizona Law, The Paleface Killer and Dead Man's Legacy.