Gold. Murder. Greed…
a recipe for revenge.
Sheriff Sol Redding takes on a gang of stone-cold killers who are raising havoc while on the run with saddlebags full of stolen gold.
But when the cutthroat bandits threaten the woman he loves, Sheriff Redding takes matters into his own hands.
Will he seek justice or settle for revenge?
He’s got the devil on his tail… and an itchy trigger finger.
Cowboy Sol Redding is ready to raise hell when he rides into town after being bushwhacked… but when the sheriff turns up dead, the town turns on him!
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1861 Armored Prairie Schooner
1861 Armored Prairie Schooner By western author Nick Brumby "Two horses should git 'er there in half the time of one." —Missouri inventor Zeke Mycarsarustbucket peers out of the window of his revolutionary 1861 armored prairie schooner. Zeke Mycarsarustbucket, a blacksmith, designed his 1861 Armored Prairie Schooner in
John Wesley Hardin
John Wesley Hardin By western author Nick Brumby “They say I killed six or seven men for snoring. Well, it ain’t true. I only killed one man for snoring.” —John Wesley Hardin, Texas’ most deadly gunman He gunned down lawmen, former slaves, Federal troops, cowboys, Mexican herders and
Charley Parkhurst
Charley Parkhurst By western author Nick Brumby “She out-swore, out-drank, and out-chewed even the Monterey whalers.” –Unknown companion of Charley Parker The West was a land of big stories and bigger personalities. However Charley Parkhurst possibly had the biggest story of them all. Charley was a tough tobacco-chewing,
About Nick Brumby
I like a good story. And of all stories, I love westerns the most.
As a kid, I spent far too many afternoons re-watching Clint Eastwood spaghetti westerns, picking up ‘Shane’ for just one more read, or saddling up beside Ben Cartwright when ‘Bonanza’ was on TV each afternoon.
I’m a former journalist and I love horses, dogs, and the occasional bourbon whiskey. I live with my wife, daughter and our ever-slumbering hound in a small 1800’s-era gold mining town – our house is right on top of the last working gold mine in the area. There may not be much gold left, but there’s history and stories wherever you look.
I hope you enjoy my westerns as much as I enjoyed writing them!
Do yourself a favor and download Redding’s Maverick – it’s absolutely free for Kindle, Kobo, iBooks. Google Books – everywhere. Oh, and let me know what you think at nick@nickbrumbywesterns.com.
Happy trails,
Nick