Texas Treasure

<h3><strong>He Came to Texas for Honest Work. The West Had Other Plans.</strong></h3><p></p><p>Frank Cordell arrived in Texas with empty pockets and a belief in a fair day's pay for a fair day's work. But after a brutal cattle drive ends in betrayal by powerful men in clean suits he learns a harsh lesson: in the rugged post-Civil War frontier justice isn't given-it's taken.</p><p>What begins as a righteous quest to reclaim stolen wages soon spirals into a legendary career in outlawry. With a loyal crew of wronged cowboys Cordell becomes the mastermind behind a series of daring train robberies striking at the corrupt railroads and banks that prey on the common man. To some he's a folk hero a ghost who rights wrongs. To the law he's the leader of the notorious Dynamite Gang.</p><p>But every legend attracts a hunter. Major Samuel Clayton of the Texas Rangers is no ordinary lawman. He is a cold brilliant strategist who sees Cordell not as a man but as a puzzle to be solved and an insurgency to be crushed. Using the modern tools of the telegraph and railroad Clayton weaves a tightening net across the vast Texas plains beginning a relentless cat-and-mouse chase that will define both men's legacies.</p><p>As the law closes in Frank is forced to make a final desperate play: burying a massive fortune that becomes the ultimate prize. The hunt for the man transforms into a hunt for his treasure a secret protected by a fragmented map and the blood bonds of loyalty and betrayal.</p><p>Fans of <strong>Elmore Leonard</strong> <strong>Larry McMurtry</strong> and classic Western adventures will be captivated by this gritty fast-paced tale of outlaw justice. Packed with sharp dialogue historical detail and moral ambiguity <em>Texas Treasure</em> is an epic story of how a good man is forged into a bad man and how a bad man becomes a legend.</p><p><strong>Will Frank Cordell outsmart the relentless Ranger or will his quest for justice end at the gallows? Buy Now to discover the secret of the Texas Treasure today!</strong></p>