Acclaimed western writer Giles Tippette takes the action south of the border, where blood is thicker than water no matter how many bullets are fired . . .
Running the Half-Moon ranch is all the excitement Justa Williams needs in his life. But when his brother Norris looks into a squatter situation near the Mexican border and lands in a Monterrey jail for his troubles, Justa rides out to get his kin released. When the usual channels get rebuffed, Justa enlists the aid of a dozen kill-crazy banditos to get the matter resolved the old-fashioned way.
Now there's just a hundred miles of Mexican desert to cross before they can reach the Texas border. Hopefully they've got enough bullets left to get them there . . .
Praise for Giles Tippette and The Bank Robbers
"Tippette can plot away with the best of them." -Dallas Morning News
"Like True Grit . . . a small masterpiece . . . brilliantly written." -Newark News
"Spine-jarring, bullet-biting intensity." -Houston Post
"Tough, gutsy, and fascinating." -NY Newsday
"Impressive authenticity." -Booklist
"His fiction is taught and gripping." -Houston Spectator
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Giles Tippette