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""A good, honest hero in a welcome throwback to the western novels we all grew up with. This vengeance novel of brutal frontier retribution is filled with compelling characters, the realistic western landscape filled with outlaws and Sioux warriors, and enough surprises and twists to make readers dizzy. D.N Sample's Cold Powder Vengeance checks all the boxes for fans of Louis L'Amour and Max Brand."" -Reavis Z. Wortham, New York Times Bestselling Author of The Journey South ""Wake up to the smell your murdered wife's blood. Light out alone after killers with her blood on their hands. Sample paints vivid vistas, harsh grit, and gut felt soul search in bold brush strokes. A trail pocked in unexpected twists leads a man named Stone to hostile encounter where life hangs in the balance. Tracked by an assassin, tension builds to deadfall crescendo and burnt powder truth. Best have your boots in the stirrups for this ride. Cold Powder Vengeance leaves you rode hard and put up spent. D.N. Sample? Wait for it ... more to come."" -Paul Colt, Will Rogers Medallion-Winning Author of Lunger: The Doc Holliday Story

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Buried in the family lore is the story about D.N. Sample's paternal great grandfather many times removed who was captured by a native raiding party during the French and Indian War. Though D.N. was never able to confirm it while his maternal grandfather lived, but the story is that he, for the love of a woman, passed on the opportunity to travel with a Wild West show as a trick shot artist.Born near Buffalo-Buffalo, New York rather than Buffalo, Wyoming or actual buffalo herds-D.N. yearned for western adventure, so he dragged his wife and son west as far as Missouri, where he has resided since 1993. D.N.'s lifelong obsession with the western genre began at a young age watching Gunsmoke every Saturday night with his father. Later, his grandfather's collection of Zane Gray novels-a collection he inherited-sucked him in. During college, D.N. discovered Louis L'Amour, whose novels were far more exciting than Systematic Theology. Forty years later, he's turned to writing stories about the old west and hopes to do justice to his heroes, both in real life, and on the pages of his favorite paperbacks.

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