A Prevaricated Parade

W. C. Tuttle's "A Prevaricated Parade" delivers classic western fiction with a generous helping of humor and a dash of detective work. This collection of short stories, originally published in the early 20th century, showcases Tuttle's talent for spinning yarns filled with colorful characters and unexpected twists.

Set against the backdrop of Fourth of July celebrations, these tales capture the spirit of the American West with a lighthearted touch. Whether you enjoy westerns, appreciate gentle humor, or have a penchant for amateur sleuth mysteries, this collection offers timeless entertainment. "A Prevaricated Parade" is a reminder that great storytelling never goes out of style. This meticulously prepared reprint preserves the original charm and wit of Tuttle's work for your enjoyment.

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