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The tale of a skeletal sharpshooter who used a strange squeaking weapon was told around campfires. To most it was just a legend, but for some it became a terrifying reality.

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As a couple of others have said, I think I liked this one more because Monk and Ham (and Habeas Corpus) were mostly sidelined, allowing Renny and Johnnie more airtime this go-round. Nice change.

And once again, though there was the standard lovely lady in the mix, she was not transfixed and hypnotized by the uber-Alpha male, Doc Savage, nor did any of his band of merry men try to catch her eye.

As for the actual mystery this time around? It was more about why it was going on and less about who was masterminding it...because that was obvious. The eventual explanation for the spookyness aspect was a little underwhelming, but I was pretty much ready for that.

In the end, typical Doc Savage adventure, this time, in the middle of a Kentucky show more clan war. Big dumb fun, as usual. show less

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Dent, Lester (Author)

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Fiction and Literature, Science Fiction
DDC/MDS
823.91Literature & rhetoricEnglish & Old English literaturesEnglish fiction1900-1901-1999
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PZ1Language and LiteratureFiction and juvenile belles lettresFiction and juvenile belles lettresFiction in English

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