David Cranmer’s Beat To A Pulp Press brings us a fine collection of western tales, the bulk having previously appeared in his Beat To A Pulp online magazine as well as other venues. And even a pair of new stories from Kieran Shea and Wayne D. Dundee.
Here’s the line-up:
1: RATTLER – James Reasoner: a Texas Ranger pinned down by an outlaw has a strange conversation.
2: THE TRUE STORY OF BOY KALEEN – Patti Abbott: crime writer Patti lends her considerable talents to the west.
3: TOO MANY CROCKETTS -Evan Lewis: a descendant of the legendary frontiersman finds himself in a dangerous, and a bit of amusing, situation all because he wanted to cut the dust from the trail with a drink.
4: LINE RIDER – Chuck Tyrell: a cowboy meets a mysterious Navajo woman.
5: A DECENT MAN – Kieran Shea: a cowboy seeks the man who violated his sister and beat his nephew.
6: DAY OF RECKONING – Matthew Pizzolato: the author gives us a tale of his outlaw hero Wesley Quaid.
&: THE TIN BADGE – Wayne D. Dundee: a new Cash Laramie novella. His sometimes partner, U.S. Marshal Gideon Miles even puts in an appearance.
Had a fine time with this set. If you like westerns, definitely worth checking out. Available here for Kindle.
David is now offering the previously ebook MANHUNTER’S MOUNTAIN, a Cash
Laramie novel, in paperback.
It can be ordered HERE.
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Thank you for the exposure, Randy. And I’m glad you enjoyed the collection.
Always look forward to new stuff from Beat To A Pulp, David.
I will be picking up trails of the west for sure.