Keith R. Baker Books in Order
Keith R. Baker is a series of 5 books written by Keith R. Baker.
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Keith R. Baker books in publication order
5 books
Longshot in Missouri
by Keith R. Baker
2015
In 1862, Irish immigrant Rob Finn loses his family and joins the Union’s intelligence service. His skill as a marksman draws him into dangerous assignments, where the demands of war challenge his conscience and purpose.
Longshot Into The West
by Keith R. Baker
2015
Rob Finn joins a new Pinkerton office in St. Louis and travels west to protect gold supporting the Union. Among spies, frontier opportunists and a young Buffalo Bill, he faces threats that test his judgment and loyalties.
The Beginner's Guide to Your First Handgun
by Keith R. Baker
2015
A practical introduction for first-time handgun owners explains how to choose, purchase, use and maintain a firearm. The guide covers safety and the mental and physical preparation involved in becoming a responsible owner.
Bridget's Story
by Keith R. Baker
2016
As the Civil War begins, Irish immigrants Rob and Bridget struggle to preserve their family and the life they have built. His efforts to secure their future unfold alongside her determination to keep their home intact.
Longshot From Darkness
by Keith R. Baker
2017
Missing gold and corrupt politicians draw Rob Finn and Lonnie Walters back to Bannack. Working with Sheriff Henry Plummer and a Treasury investigator, they must uncover who is diverting fortunes intended to sustain the rival sides of the Civil War.
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