Western Authors & Readers discussion

Gary Diamond

My Parthena series has now been re-edited with new covers and is available now in Kindles and Paperbacks on Amazon. A Trilogy, starting with Book 1, 'The Beginning' - Book 2 'Who Killed Parthena Cambridge?' and Book 3 'The Taking of Parthena'. This is a wild west adventure mystery that links Victorian England, the Jack the Ripper murders and the wild west of Wyoming.

Gary Diamond Well I would just like to, say a big thank you to the response from my Parthena series in kindle and paperback. This is now a trilogy and book 4 is underway. The response has been excellent.

Gen. James Cambridge flees his London home at the times of the Jack the Ripper murders, after his wife is found murdered and his house burnt to the ground. He is suspected of murdering Parthena Cambridge. James’ brother Michael is suspected, not of Parthena’s murder, but of the possibility that he is actually the Ripper. After Parthena is murdered, James disappears to Wyoming, in America’s wild west. Some years later, the General, now the owner of a ranch called ‘Parthena’, is living a life of mystery. He is now married to a Cheyenne girl who is virtually the same age as his own daughter. His wife Tantra has a son called Jamie, a half Cheyenne, half white youngster. And then there is the notorious Ben Denver, working as foreman of the ranch. Denver is an ex-hired gun, fast on the draw and a man with a difficult past that is slowly coming back to haunt him. Things change even more, when Victoria Cambridge, the General’s estranged daughter, turns up with her fiancé, Robert Mason, to see her father punished for what she believes is the murder of her mother. Richard Gleeson, owner of the town’s saloon, is a man intent on owning Parthena for himself and like Michael Cambridge, determined to wreak vengeance on James. Is it a coincidence that when Michael Cambridge leaves London to track his brother down in Wyoming, the Ripper murders stop? How did Parthena Cambridge really die? This is Book 1 - The Beginning. It concludes in Book 2 - 'Who Killed Parthena Cambridge?'