Steve M. is an authority on all things western. A life long fan of the genre he presides over the blog, Western Fiction Review. Expect to see many more of Steve's reviews as part of our wild west eMonday promotion.
NOTE: All of Steve's reviews were originally posted Western Fiction Review
TENDERFOOT
by Terry Coffey
A
tenderfoot, who calls himself Ulysses Noman, is searching for outlaw
Bart Matthews. Noman says he’s an attorney looking to pass some news to
Matthews. Matthews wonders if this stranger who seems out of his
element, is in fact a bounty hunter looking to turn him in?
This
short story is well written and is told in the first person from the
viewpoint of Bart Matthews. The tale offers some mystery into the true
identity of the stranger; is he who he says he is or a bounty hunter as
Matthews fears? This question is the hook that kept me reading to find
out the answer. Events didn’t turn out quite how I thought they would
and the ending provided a neat conclusion that left me hoping Terry
Coffey might try his hand at a full length western novel someday.
Tenderfoot is available on Kindle now for just $1.38.
THE SHERIFF AND THE WIDOW
by Chap O’Keefe
As dangerous as unstable dynamite . . .
that was Sheriff Ross Kemp's assessment of Jessica Blackwood. She was
darkly beautiful, and she was married to the richest rancher around.
Mysterious notes, a bizarre accusation and the bushwhack murder of her
madly jealous husband shoved Kemp into the biggest trouble of his
life.Tried and convicted on a trumped-up charge, Kemp was sentenced to
ten years of living hell in the state pen.His only hope was Jessica's
lovely stepdaughter, Ellen, but as Ellen began to uncover the truth she
fell into deadly danger from Orson Rymer, gambler and blackmailer, and
Snake McClay, evil-minded gunslick. It looked as if justice would never
be done!
This book is on offer at the giveaway price of $0.99 (£0.86). Look out for a review soon.
Chap also has two other ebooks available: Liberty and the Law Badge, and Misfit Lil Cheats the Hangrope.
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