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Raising Cain: A Novel

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Title Raising Cain: A Novel
Names Sheen, Sarah (creator)
Elbom, Gilad (advisor)
Date Issued 2015-05-20 (iso8601)
Note Honors Bachelor of Science (HBS)
Abstract A Confederate soldier turned cowboy, fresh off the front lines of the Civil War, Cain Bradshaw is a hard man who keeps to himself, content to work the cattle train and bury himself in the oblivion offered by the wilds of the scarcely tamed West. But when dumb chance and a lucky shot bring him to the attention of the local law, Cain finds himself in the employ of a different kind of war, picking up the badge of U.S. Territory Marshal with a weary reluctance.
After a routine hunt for a fugitive goes south, leaving him for dead in the Arizona badlands, Cain is rescued by the infamous Apache outlaw, Coyote, and his curious band of public enemies. As he becomes entangled in the chaos and danger, violence and risky games that follow in the Indian’s wake, the defrocked Marshal soon finds himself ensnared by an altogether more dangerous game: a forbidden attraction to the man himself.
Genre Thesis
Access Condition http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/3.0/us/
Topic novel
Identifier http://hdl.handle.net/1957/55957

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