calamity jane

In this reimagined Western, it is 1876, and Calamity Jane, Frank Butler, and Annie Oakley use their traveling show, "Wild Bill's Wild West," as a cover for hunting werewolves. After a hunt in which Jane receives a bite, she travels to Deadwood where it's rumored she can find a cure before the sickness takes hold of her. However, things aren't what they seem, and Frank and Annie race after Jane to warn her before it's too late.

Martha Jane Cannary rode wild horses before she could walk. She could shoot a target from miles away at the age of five.

"Welcome to 1876 America, a place bursting with gunslingers, outlaws, and garou--better known as werewolves. And where there are garou, there're hunters: the one and only Calamity Jane, to be precise, along with her fellow stars of Wild Bill's Traveling Show, Annie Oakley and Frank the Pistol Prince Butler. After a garou hunt goes south and Jane finds a suspicious-like bite on her arm, she turns tail for Deadwood, where there's talk of a garou cure. But rumors can be deceiving--meaning the gang better hightail it after her before they're a day late and a Jane short"--OCLC.

Presents the life of colorful Wild West frontierswoman Martha Jane Cannary, known as Calamity Jane.

Fired from her job and run out of Piedmont in the Wyoming Territory on account of her unladylike manner, Martha Jane Cannary saddles up and makes her way to Fort Sanders.

Chronicles the life of Martha Canary, the woman known as Calamity Jane, discussing her life and adventures, exploring how she became a Wild West legend, and debunking common myths.

"Separates the myth from the truth in the life of Calamity Jane, including her early life, her many different occupations, her travels throughout the Wild West, and how she became a legendary figure"--Provided by publisher.

A biography of one the West's wildest women known for her outrageous behavior and claims of scouting for the Army and fighting off Indians.