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City of Widows

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City of Widows is a Western novel by Loren D. Estleman and part of his Page Murdock series. The story follows Page Murdock, a deputy United States marshal, as he investigates murders in a violent New Mexico border community. The novel uses the conventions of the historical Western, including frontier law enforcement, regional conflict, and the tension between official authority and local power.

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Who is Page Murdock in City of Widows?

Page Murdock is a deputy United States marshal and the central investigator in the novel. He travels into a violent New Mexico border community to investigate murders.

Who wrote City of Widows?

City of Widows was written by Loren D. Estleman. It is part of Estleman's Page Murdock series of historical Western novels.

Where is City of Widows set?

The novel is set in a violent community near the New Mexico border. Its setting uses the landscape, lawlessness, and social tensions associated with the historical Western.

What type of mystery is City of Widows?

It is a Western murder investigation centered on Page Murdock's work as a deputy marshal. The book combines the conventions of a historical Western with a crime mystery.

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