Category: Western Publisher: Avalon and Amazon
ISBN-10: 1477814973
Type: Fiction
Pages: 230
Copyright: 2008
ISBN-13: 9781477814943
Wes causes his cousin to be sent to Yuma for a murder he committed. He redeems himself in the end
Long-legged and powerful, Wes Lane's palomino leads Red Thornton's black by barely a length. As Red's horse quickens, its legs bunching close to its belly, Wes slams his quirt down with every gallop. The black runs steady, advancing until it's nose is even with the palominos...
In the race as in life, cousins Red and Wes are bitter rivals--Wes the spoiled heir of the sprawling White Willow Ranch and Red the son of a humble rancher. In the heat of an argument Wes is poised tomurder an unconcious Red, but in panic, kills the onlooking barkeep instead. Red awakens to find himself framed for Wes' crime and is quickly sentenced and set off to Yuma.
Excerpt
Released from imprisonment, Red returns home to find Wes forced into hiding, White Willow taken over by a gang of outlaws and his own prized mustangs stolen. Setting out to retrieve his property and clear his name Red's plans begin to unfold. But when the outlaws kidnap Wes' son, Red must forget revenge and join with his enemy to save the innocent child.
Professional Reviews
Rachel A. Hyde
This is a good, action-packed, old-fashioned western in the best sense of the term; you could imagine a film being made of it back in the days when they made westerns. In a few broad strokes, this author sketches in the wild Arizona setting, the personalities of her characters and sets the scene for the story. There isn't a spare word in here...and it all comes to vibrant life...If you love westerns, you will enjoy this treat. --Rachel A. Hyde
In this collection of Western fiction, I’ve endeavored to bring the reader a little laughter at the expense of my characters, even though they are at times engaged in life threatening adventures. Learn to say something nice to all of your enemies l
Story inspired by life of the author's great grandfather, a Black Cowboy who kidnapped his Native American bride after a cattle drive from Waco, TX to Dodge City, KS. Their story, him a master horseman and her a trained to be a healer with herbs and