Gambler's Reveng

Chance Sharpe was seeing red! The sleazy weasel who held the title to his riverboat, Wild Card, had stolen it all-nice and legal-for $200 in back taxes. The details apparently had slipped through a few greased palms. In a town where graft and government walked hand in hand, Chance figured he'd better look for justice outside the courtroom. The varmint was selling Chance's boat for a very large profit, but the man had a greedy streak. And Chance knew just how to make that greed work – to get the Wild Card back – all nice and legal. Clay Tanner is the name used by George Proctor to write CHANCE. A western series featuring a riverboat gambler, that appeared between November 1986 and July 1988. He also writes under THE TEXICANS western series under the name of Zack Wyatt From the pen of Spur Award nominee, George W. Proctor writing as Clay Tanner comes the adventures of Chance Sharpe. He's cool-headed, hot-blooded ... and always in the winner's circle. He's Chance, a legend in his own time on the big river paddlewheels. Whether it's cards or women, he plays hard and wins big. Look for Chance's other adventures - Western excitement you won't want to miss!