The Devils Eye

by H.L. Richardson

Presents the adventures of gunfighter Sam Dodd, a man who fears God, but is quick to defend his own when a gunfight breaks out in a local saloon

299 pages

First published January 1, 1995

About the author

H.L. Richardson, a former advertising executive, served in the California Senate for 22 years and wrote a weekly column published by more than 200 newspapers and broadcast on 50 radio stations. A Christian leader and avid outdoorsman, he has lectured around the nation for three decades, written dozens of magazine features, and is the author of the books Slightly to the Right, What Makes You Think We Read the Bills?, and The Devil's Eye.

Reviews

[Bea · Rating 4 out of 5]

A fast read that appeared well researched and it had various settings. A fairly high body count for a cold blooded contract killer on one assignment. Our hero doesn’t get out unscathed, nor does one of his young sons. Another family member also meets his end caused by The Blue Eyed Devil.
If you enjoy Westerns this is a good story.