Adroit plotline and memorable characters make this Western a winner.
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Author: writenlive
I am an avid reader and an aspiring writer. For me, writing is a way of self expression as with my other creative pursuits like cooking and DIY projects.
I am an armchair traveller most of the time and I love to go for walks in the hills.
I find contentment in life through gratitude.
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