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Buffalo Brown was a man bred to the wild, rugged lands of the west. He had worked as a cowboy, a trail driver, a scout for the Army, and even marshaled once in a small Arizona town. His real fame came from his days as a buffalo hunter. He was a crack shot. had hunted everything that walked in his day. Now, he's been asked to track down 3 kids that had mysteriously vanished into the night. The key suspect was a teen-aged Indian boy who was friends with one of the children. What Brown discovered when he found them was not what he had been expecting. It turned out to be the best hunt of his life!
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A gunslinger in the Wild West was fairly uncommon. A cowboy chasing "cow critters" could be found throughout the Old West. In western books, historical fiction novels, or western novels, the western cowboys are a dime a dozen . (Maybe that's where the phrase "dime novel" arose.) Cowboy stories were common on the western open range, and those cowboys told a lot of those stories, but cowboy novels were not.
A "cowboy western," was pretty uncommon during the early days of western novels. Usually, the greatest westerns were about some gunslinger in the Old West, or a marshal or sheriff made larger than life, or a mountain man or Indian fighter (such as Buffalo Bill).
This is another western fiction novel of the highest caliber, an action packed adventure from Brevia Books by Voyle Glover, an author one reader said "reminds me of Louis L'Amour's books. He was my favorite when it came to westerns."
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