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Having survived a violent plot to end his life in Mexico, John Lee Johnson has returned home to ranch life in Texas with his wife. However, peace doesn't last long. Former brigadier general Frank McGrew still pursues his never-ending quest to kill John due to their opposing positions in the Civil War. McGrew's evil minions are now in power in Texas, controlling the reconstruction government. They hire nine capable killers to hunt John and take him down for good, but it's not going to be easy. McGrew's best chance is Judith Levy, a deadly New Yorker with ice water in her veins. Her impeccable skills might grant her success where so many others have failed. John Lee Johnson Must Die is a thrilling Western, filled with action, adventure, and a colorful cast of characters. This instalment of the John Lee Johnson series is so immersive, you'll feel the heat of the Texas sun. Find out if John Lee Johnson's luck has finally run out or if this giant of a man is about to unleash hell.

With help from his attorney, former Brigadier General Frank McGrew has somehow managed to walk away from countless charges that include extortion, murder, and brutality of Confederate prisoners. Now, he is determined to murder every man who has been involved in his downfall. As he scrawls out a list of his intended targets that include his ever-present nemesis Levi Brown, McGrew's eyes focus on the first name: John Lee Johnson. With a gang of hellions already assembled, McGrew is ready to seek justice. As McGrew begins his killing spree, the government discovers he has plans to murder Johnson. In an effort to protect Johnson and deter the evil Comancheros, the government appoints Mumford Dale Bradshaw, a deserter desperate to save his own hide, as Johnson's body double. An already reluctant Johnson is further rankled when he learns he must pretend to be the immature, harebrained Bradshaw. As Johnson unenthusiastically changes his identity, he begins a determined quest to stay alive. But as it turns out, McGrew is not the only one who wants Johnson dead. In this western tale, as a war hero seeks revenge, his intended target must surrender his identity to a complete stranger in order to stay one step ahead of him.