Night Passage - by Norman A Fox (Paperback)

Book Synopsis

The novel that inspired the classic 1957 James Stewart film of the same name.

Five years ago, Grant McLain rode for the railroad until one bad night stripped him of his name, his job, and every chance at the life he wanted.

Now he drifts the Montana frontier playing accordion in saloons, the last man any outfit would trust with ten thousand dollars in payroll money. That is exactly why they asked him. Curly Harbin's gang has robbed the B.C. & T. Railroad blind three times running, and someone on the inside is feeding them every move. McLain is the perfect courier, too disgraced to be suspected, too desperate to say no.

One night. One train ride into the Crazy Mountains. But Harbin already knows he is coming, the darkness is full of hard men with guns, and the only thing standing between McLain and a shallow grave is the grit he buried five years ago and is not sure he still has.

Some debts can only be paid in lead.

For readers who love Louis L'Amour, Zane Grey, and classic western action and adventure, Night Passage is a must-read. Get your copy now and find out if McLain makes it through the night.