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Judd Cole

Author of Pathfinder

37 Works 202 Members 1 Review

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Works by Judd Cole

Pathfinder (1994) 11 copies
Spirit Path (1994) 10 copies
Comancheros (1993) 8 copies
Black Hills Hellhole (Wild Bill) (2000) 8 copies
Vision Quest (1993) 8 copies
Santa Fe Death Trap (2000) 8 copies
Renegade Justice (1993) 8 copies
Arrow Keeper (1992) 8 copies
Bloody Bones Canyon (1996) 7 copies
Dead Man's Hand (1999) 7 copies
Buffalo Hiders (1994) 7 copies
Comanche Raid (1993) 7 copies
Blood on the Arrows (1995) 7 copies
Orphan Train (1996) 7 copies
Blood on the Plains (1993) 7 copies
Vengeance Quest/Warrior Fury (1999) 6 copies
Cheyenne: Wendigo Mountain/Death Camp (Real West Fiction Series) (1999) 6 copies
Gun Law (Wild Bill) (2001) 5 copies
Wendigo Mountain (1995) 5 copies
Desert Manhunt (Cheyenne) (1997) 5 copies
Bleeding Kansas (1999) 5 copies
Vengeance Quest (Cheyenne, No 17) (1996) 5 copies
River of Death (1997) 4 copies
Renegade Siege (1996) 4 copies
Arrow Keeper & Death Chant (1997) 4 copies
Mankiller (1994) 4 copies
Warrior Fury (1996) 4 copies
Death Camp (1995) 4 copies
Point Rider (Wild Bill) (2001) 4 copies
Wild Bill: Yuma Bustout (2000) 3 copies
River of Death/Desert Manhunt (2000) 3 copies
Wild Bill (1999) 3 copies
Death Chant (1992) 3 copies
Renegade Nation (Cheyenne) (1995) 3 copies
War Party (Cheyenne Series, Book 8) (1993) 2 copies
comancheros(2)war party 1 copy
bloody bones canyon(2)renagade siege 1 copy
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Orphan Train (Cheyenne) by Judd Cole
John Edward Ames writing as Judd Cole wrote 21 books in the Cheyenne series. This is book #16 and uses the historical fact of the orphan trains that were created to move homeless children from the eastern US to the Midwest where farm families need children to assist them with work.

In this novel, renegade Indians with the assistance of a corrupt military officer derail a train carrying orphans with the idea of holding them for ransom. The hero, Touch The Sky, is a Cheyenne who was raised as a white man but on returning to his tribe is recognized as a great leader and shaman creating jealous enemies within his tribe. I assume this is an on going story in the Cheyenne series as for there are many references to previous incidents involving Touch The Sky and his enemies. Some of the plot is so far fetched that I will not be looking for any other titles in this series any time soon.… (more)
 
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