The usual comments apply, comments and recommendations appreciated as always! I’m trying to come up with a title for this series, and I’m leaning toward The Bell Chronicles as the series title, since I’m not seeing it come up in … Continue reading
Stream of consciousness, 35K words now. Comments/recommendations appreciated! Chapter Days turned into weeks, into a month as they trailed the herd further and further north. They had been amazingly lucky, weather wise. They had seen two major storms form behind them, … Continue reading
Making a try at sword and sorcery… Comments/recommendations appreciated as always. The smaller man laughed. “Honest to a fault. Maks, do you understand what has happened today?” Lubec’s mind whirled, That voice. I…know that voice. But where? It’s been years, … Continue reading
Stream of consciousness, as usual… Comments appreciated as always! Ambush Rio turned onto the trail beside the river and said softly, “Don’t look like a river to me, but I think Uncle Ethan brought me this way before, so I … Continue reading
I’ve got a story in this one, along with a few other folks… 🙂 Currently set for a July release! … Continue reading
As usual, unedited stream of consciousness (or lack thereof)… Comments/recommendations appreciated as always. Indians After almost a week of chasing cows, Rio finally decided to move the herd on up the trail. Two hundred fifty-four cows short, even after poking … Continue reading
This… VERY thankful for the folks that put up HONEST reviews, getting my books over the 50 review hump. Thank you!!! Went over 30K words on the first book in the Hackett Series, tentative title Showdown at Boulder. I’m thinking … Continue reading
I hate to ask, but TGM- Sunset is stuck on 48 reviews and I need 50 to get over that first hump in the Amazon ad world. If you’ve read it and not given me a review, I’d appreciate an … Continue reading
Confrontation and Departure Rio’s hand slipped into his jacket as he loosened both thongs on his pistols and looked at the slovenly dressed small man. He wore a six gun low on his right side and was slipping a rifle … Continue reading
This one is for another anthology… Comments/recommendations appreciated, as always! Up the Trail Danny Boyle wiped the sweat from his face with the ragged sleeve of his homespun shirt as he tried to get a good sight picture on … Continue reading