Sons of the Texas Star: A Conor Armenta Western Mystery

Sons of the Texas Star: A Conor Armenta Western Mystery - Paperback

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Sons of the Texas Star: A Conor Armenta Western Mystery

Sons of the Texas Star: A Conor Armenta Western Mystery - Paperback

by Jefferson Glass
$28.78
Sale price  $28.78 Regular price 

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HOLLYWOOD GLITZ, RIVALRIES, AND A DEADLY SHOT IN THE DESERT SUN.


In the heart of Las Vegas, the buzz of Hollywood invades a small desert town as Unified Stars Studios rolls into Clark County to film their latest talkie, a high-profile adaptation of the bestselling novel Sons of the Texas Star. The book's success, reminiscent of Owen Wister's Virginian, sets the stage for a blockbuster, starring cowboy superstar Matt McCoy and his twin brother Mark. The film's dramatic tale of twin brothers battling over a family ranch is poised to captivate audiences nationwide.


But what begins as an exciting production soon turns into a nightmare. During the filming of the climactic scene, where the brothers are meant to shoot it out, a fatal twist occurs. A live round is slipped into Mark McCoy's revolver instead of a blank, and Matt is found dead in the grand foyer of a luxurious hacienda.


Sheriff Conor Armenta must navigate the glamorous yet shadowy world of Hollywood's burgeoning film industry to uncover the truth behind Matt McCoy's murder. As he delves deeper into the glamorous facade, the truth behind who really killed Matt-and why-is far more sinister than any cinema illusion.

ISBN9781639775477
Author Jefferson Glass
PublisherWolfpack Publishing LLC
GenreLiterature
FormatPaperback
PublishedNovember 2024
LanguageENG- English
Pages348
Weight1.0 lb
Target AudienceAdults
Print SizeStandard Print

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About Jefferson Glass

Jefferson Glass relocated to central Wyoming from Oregon in 1981. He was the founder and former chair of the Evansville Historical Commission, a Certified Local Government (CLG) for the town of Evansville, Wyoming. He later served on the board of directors for the Cadoma Foundation, a non-profit historic preservation organization based in Casper, Wyoming. He is a relentless researcher with specific interests in the Rocky Mountain and Northern Plains regions of the United States. He has written several articles for Annals of Wyoming, True West Magazine and WyoHistory.org.

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