Kindle Edition
Category:
Action/Thriller
Publisher: Amazon Digital Services LLC
Type: Fiction
Pages: 696
Copyright: November 2012
Price: $4.99 (eBook)
Gripping tale in the ongoing saga of The Y Track series. Big Bill Bentley, bounty hunter of the Old West, meets and joins up with his spitfire sidekick, Lucky Walker. This tenth book is staged throughout the Civil War era and is rife with adventure, romance and comeuppance.
Book # 10 in The Y Track series brings big Bill Bentley and his partner Lucky Walker together as young partners during the Civil War era. The two are hot on the trail of a fleeing outlaw when they become involved with much bigger game.
Infiltrated throughout the country, an off shoot, traitorous organization is sabotaging Union war efforts and supplying Confederate troops, their ultimate goal to topple the United States government and the man who leads it.
Cotton Joe, an escaped slave, travels barefoot across the southern part of the country in quest of a new life. He enlists Lucky’s aid to find profound purpose and meaning to his life. The two set out after the “cult soldiers” who set fire to a canyon trestle to bring down a train carrying top secret war documents.
Left in a time warp in old time Phoenix, the now middle-aged Dan Williams is about to mentally implode. After two years behind bars and nineteen years of labor intensive manipulation and theft, of running and hiding and convincing local scientists and manufacturers to do his bidding , he builds a travel device that plunks him smack dab in the middle of Bill Bentley’s doings. An impossible coupling of foppish sensitivity versus virile manhood ensues. After instruction and enlightenment, Williams wings his way home and leaves Bill on his own.
Unable to uncover the ringleaders of the subversive organization, Bill swallows his pride and sends a desperate cry for help to Williams across eons of time in an attempt to rewrite erred history.
Sensually poignant, sexually ribald, the towns and saloons of 1863 Ash Fork, Arizona are rife with meaningful innuendo and telling memories in this gripping saga of the Old West.
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