This action packed western novel follows a displaced Wyoming cowboy, Justin Gentry, who has come to Colorado to start a new ranch in the late 1800s. After interrupting an attempted holdup and rescuing the victims, a budding romance develops between Justin and a widow from Tennessee. When his good friend the Elbert County Sheriff is murdered by rustlers, Justin tries to get an unethical judge and the incompetent newly appointed acting sheriff to bring the murderers to justice. But when his efforts fail, Justin decides to take the law into his own hands.
About the Author: About Norm Bass I have always been an avid outdoorsman, who has spent most of my life in Colorado, hunting, fishing, and enjoying the backcountry. I became interested in writing at an early age and started writing my first novel at the age of fourteen. However, the project was abandoned when I developed other interests such as girls, cars, and sports. I joined the Army during the height of the Vietnam War and after graduating from helicopter flight school, I served a tour in Viet Nam where I logged over a thousand combat flight hours and survived three helicopter crashes. After returning from Viet Nam, I started writing about my Vietnam experiences and over the course of several years, I finally completed my memoirs which I hope to publish someday. I married my wife, Bonnie, shortly before leaving the service and after completing my military obligation, we returned to Colorado where I originally planned to pursue a career in law enforcement. However, after dabbling in law enforcement, I found my niche in retail sporting goods and spent twenty years with a Denver based national sporting goods company. After a very successful career with that company, I went to work for a second national sporting goods retailer. My job responsibilities with both companies required a significant amount of policy and procedure writing, but I really didn't have time to do any creative writing until about five years ago when travel became a much bigger part of my job. When I was away from home, rather than spend my evenings in the hotel bar or watching TV, I again took up the pen and started writing western novels which resulted in my first two published works. My life-long interests and hobbies include western history, antique firearms, old cowboy junk, and Native American collectables. The expertise gained as a result of my hobbies, have contributed significantly to the realism and detail correctness of my novels. I recently retired and now spend most of my time writing and enjoying life with my wife, Bonnie, on our small Colorado ranch, where we keep a couple of mules, horses, and raise Black Angus cattle. "Life don't get any better than that."