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Station West is a mid-1940s Western novel by Luke Short, the pen name of American writer Frederick Dilley Glidden. Its plot places an undercover Army intelligence officer in a rough mining town where stolen military uniforms and repeated gold shipments point to an organized criminal operation. The book combines frontier action with investigation, disguises, and the atmosphere of hardboiled detective fiction. It is suited to readers looking for a Western built around a military mystery rather than a simple range conflict.

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How good is Station West?
Station West scores 6.27/10 (Fair) on Lunoo, making it rated in the Western Novel category.
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