Big Horn

by Greg Tobin

The Big Horn mountain country was as beautiful and dangerous as any place in the West. Ben Macklowe came there to escape his past and to make a new life for himself on the right side of the law. But his elder brother, Reede, who drank too much and lived to fight, rode back into Ben's life and brought gun trouble with him. Then the sleepy town of Saint Mary at the foot of the great mountain range exploded with gunsmoke and an innocent man's blood, as one brother rode against the other to bring him back to justice -- or die trying.

137 pages, Mass Market Paperback

First published January 1, 1989

About the author

Greg Tobin is the author of several books on the Catholic Church. He was the editor of The Catholic Advocate, and during the April 2005 papal transition he appeared frequently on national radio and TV programs as an expert commentator on the popes and the papal election process. His books Selecting the Pope and Holy Father were widely used as authoritative resources on the subject and were quoted in the Los Angeles Times and The New York Times, as well as the Associated Press. He lives in West Orange, NJ."