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A classic Western adventure tale featuring the eponymous hero, Red Saunders, as he navigates the wilds of the American frontier and battles outlaws and rival factions.

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This reprint preserves the original 1896 edition of a collection that offers timeless fables. The stories are crafted to impart moral lessons and reflections relevant to the human experience, making them both entertaining and thought-provoking. Readers can expect a blend of classic storytelling with enduring themes that resonate across generations.

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A tale of six country orphans uprooted and transplanted into a dark world of soot and smoke. They have no choice but to adapt, none more successfully than big brother Abe, now a respected police sergeant in confident control of the rough streets of the Black Country in the 1880s, ready for anything the world can throw at him. Or so he believes. Because something else comes his way, something extraordinary, and not of this world, and he is certainly not ready for that.Abraham Lively’s world is turned inside out, as he battles the forces aligned against him: black-hearted villains marshalled by non-human entities. He is sure that there are devils at work. He knows so because the locals have seen them. And they are blue. Blue Devils.If that was not enough to contend with, he has made an enemy of a little man who will prove to be the greatest adversary of them all: a criminal yes, but pleasant enough, as sociopaths go; but dangerous, as sociopaths also often go. And Abe, tying himself up in mental knots, with his own devils, does not appreciate that danger until it is too late.Will events conspire to destroy him? Or will he banish the darkness within himself, to return to the light, his true self, his family, his sanity?Sons and Lovers meets Ripper Street meets Dennis Wheatley – you will not want to miss this!