Nick Stolter had found peace, comfort with a good woman and put down roots into the lush, green land where his quarter horses grazed. His son and daughters were quick-witted and handsome like their mother but had gained an instinctual cunning from him. Deep inside him was the knowledge that his family was the best thing he had ever done.The guns hung dusty and quiet in a cabinet in the barn behind a padlock. The younger times of chasing payroll lock boxes and gold carrying stagecoaches seemed a secret lifetime ago. Until one day, a dark shadow from his past rode into the yard firing up the lure of one last easy job.Quiet common sense wrestled with flashy, loud desire. The buckskin roan saddled, twin Colts cleaned and holstered, and Nick took one long look at home, then turned and headed north. Liquid courage from a bottle fueled his emerging streak of recklessness.What would he sacrifice to bring money back to the family? Could he pull of the job, and make it back home in one piece or would a bullet stop him?
A Novel of Horses/Different Breeds/How to Raise Them
LAW has written a time piece of a western. The outside appears warm and quiet, but after travel with a group of sterling horses that are tempting every horse third from sunrise to sunset. Two men attempt thew impossible. However, they are more than willing to take chances even if they lose the current crop. Lose they do, but the cost ius to life and limb and the two men are no longer the men they were in their forties.. This is an excellent read for the genre.....ER
I tried to get into this book, but couldn’t. I read several chapters, just wasn’t coming together like a western. This is like a down home 30’s book. Not worth the time. To many words added that didn’t have a meaning. Read Zane Grey.