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Innocent Justice: Lee Ander never really considered what he was doing in teaching his young daughter to shoot; he just knew she had the fastest hands he had ever seen
Douglas Tennant
Paperback. CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform 2012-03-23.
ISBN 9781475027532
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Little could anyone fathom just what this beautiful young woman was capable of with her two tiny pistols. Most ruled her tiny guns out as hardly a threat and even warned her not to shoot anyone or at most she would make them mad. Cory Ander fully knew what she was capable of; but just had not been placed in the position of needing to call upon her abilities. Her father, Lee Ander, had been a Civil War hero for the wrong side and now had to make a life for his family in a hostile land. He used his superior abilities with a pistol to provide for his family at the various shows and fairs. However, his reputation quickly got around; leaving him with fewer and fewer opportunities to make a profit. He just knew that his small daughter could be as good if not better than he ever was, but her hands were just so tiny. Talking Colt into building some tiny 32 caliber Peace Makers was the solution and a dream began. Lee Ander fell in love with the game and ran it until the very day he died. Cory had no life except for the one with her father and now she found herself very alone. Being beautiful, young, and well off only spelled trouble for Cory. The problems began immediately and she was forced to run for her life. She finally happened across the one and only person who could become the perfect soul mate she so badly needed. With this the adventure just begins and is one of the most amazing stories that has ever been documented. Yes documented, as our story starts out with Cory relating her life's adventures to an unbelieving future daughter-in-law, who thinks she wants to be a writer
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Innocent Justice: Lee Ander never really considered what he was doing in teaching his young daughter to shoot; he just knew she had the fastest hands he had ever seen
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