A lone Pinkerton detective hunts down a pair of evil kidnappers across the untamed West.
Professional Reviews
A Good Ride
This is a graphic portrayal of life in the Old West. Mr. Yates writes well, giving the reader an insight as to what the characters are thinking. The bad guys are not nice - cruel in their quick action to dispense with their adversaries. There is a lot of shooting, but the description is not particularly gory, just a portrayal of how the bad guys -- and the hero as well -- don't waste time in attempting to keep control. Stuart Yates has a new fan, as I've now read five of his novels. He writes on a descriptive level of Louie L'amour, taking the reader on, at times, a wild ride. Yates is an easy read and one doesn't want the story to end.
And then, it gets personal
"And then, it gets personal..." - that's what hooked me. This story really shows the true depth that a loving father will take to protect his daughter. His enemies stand no chance against his skills. It almost reminded me of a Western "Rambo" mixed with "Taken". Thoroughly enjoyable as a novel and as a Western novel. Completely entertaining and highly recommended for a read!
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
Renowned Arizona lawman Jacob Golden is having terrible nightmares. He dreams he’s locked in a battle to the death with a demon from hell that consumes human flesh.
Golden’s a man who fears little, yet this haunting vision terrifies him to
An adventure-filled time-travel western. Given a 5-star editorial review in 2020 by the InD'tale Magazine. "The weaving in of actual historical connections between the characters is fascinating. Fans of this genre will love the originality with the a
