A Time to Kill: A Nate Grisham Young Adult Adventure

by W.R. Benton

The long anticipated Volume 3 of the Youngest Mountain Man The British Hudson Bay Company is looking for a way to increase their profits in the fur business, as American free trappers and independent mountain men are taking a larger chunk of the market throughout the Rockies. Their cut throat plan is to kill the pesky trappers and narrow the competition, so they get more of their share of the skins. They dispatch a mercenary British Army officer with the plan of using rogue Indian tribe to help them do the dirty work. Braves Fire Eyes and Eagle team up with Nate and Cotton to stop the marauders in their murderous task. Little do they know yet, but mountain men are a tough breed to catch...and even tougher to scare off or kill. Butterfield helps with the fight, and ends up in the cross-hairs of a British-led assault on his trading post! The action is crackling and non-stop in this third chapter of The Youngest Mountain Man series. Suitable for 14 and up CONTENT realistic depictions of frontier violence and death.

265 pages, Kindle Edition

Published March 1, 2017

About the author

Amazon TOP 100 Western Fiction Author W.R. Benton has previously authored nine books, fiction, non-fiction and Southern Humor. W.R. Benton has previously authored books of fiction, non-fiction and Southern humor. Such notable authors as, Matt Braun, Stephen Lodge, Don Bendell, and many others have endorsed his work. His survival book, "Simple Survival, a Family Outdoors Guide," is a 2005 Silver Award Winner from the Military Writers Society of American. Additionally, this book added to the prestigious Estes Park Library in Colorado. James Drury, "The Virginian," endorsed his latest two Western books, "War Paint" and "James McKay, U.S. Army Scout."

His book, "War Paint" has been selected and the contract signed for a movie to be made. The movie is currently in the pre-production stage.

Mister Benton has an Associate Degree in Search and Rescue, Survival Operations, a baccalaureate in Occupational Safety and Health, and a Masters Degree in Psychology completed except for his thesis. Sergeant Benton retired from the military in 1997, with over twenty-six years of active duty, and at the rank of Senior Master Sergeant (E-8). He spent twelve years as a Life Support Instructor where he taught aircrew members how to use survival gear, survival procedures, and parachuting techniques. Gary has attended the following United States Air Force Survival Schools:
Basic Survival Training
Water Survival Training
Jungle Survival Training
Arctic Survival Training

Sergeant Benton also has over 12 years of classroom instruction as a Life Support Instructor, where he trained thousands of men and women.

Mr. Benton and his wife, Melanie, live near Jackson, Mississippi, with three dogs and two cats.

Reviews

[Barry · Rating 4 out of 5]

The final book in the trilogy. Eagle and Fire Eyes are superb warriors. In this book the English Hudson's Bay company try to kill and frighten off the free trappers. They do not succeed

[Martha Peebles]

Another great book on Nate Grisham. I really look forward to these books by Mr. Benton. they are page turners. Those mountain men were a tough lot. I hope to read about Nate's son in a book. I bet he turns out to be a great mountain man. Thank you W.R. Benton for a great read.

[Larry Powers · Rating 5 out of 5]

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