My name is P.K. Pinkerton and I will soon be breakfast for a couple of grizzly bears. I am trapped in a cave high in the Sierra Nevada with my dying pa & only 1 bullet in my Henry rifle. It all started when two strangers rode into town last week. I reckon it will end when those two prowling, growling grizzly bears gobble me up. You might say, 'You are half Sioux. Why don't you use your Indian skills to save yourself?' My answer is this: 'I will not abandon my dying pa.'Praise for THE CASE OF THE DEADLY DESPERADOS . . .'Scalpings, six shooters, saloons and stage coaches. Clear your calendar because you'll want to read this in a single sitting!'Robert Muchamore, author of the CHERUB serieswww.orionbooks.co.ukwww.pkpinkerton.comCover illustration by [Art to complete please]978 1 4440 1033 6£6.99[ebook logo]

A fast, funny adventure that cracks along as smartly as a cowboy's whip - THE TIMES on The Case of the Deadly DesperadosNo disguise can mask P.K. Pinkerton's stout heart and steely resolve in Lawrence's third (and mighty fine) Wild West adventure - KIRKUS MAGAZINE on The Case of the Pistol-Packing WidowsWith plenty of Wild West slang and an engaging cast of colourful gunslingers, gamblers and cowboys, Caroline Lawrence brings a mid-19th century frontier town vividly to life in this intricately plotted and very funny page-turner - BOOKTRUST on The Case of the Good-Looking Corpse