Rancher's Law
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"Dusty Richards writes with the flavor of the real West." —Elmer Kelton
SOME CALLED IT A CRIME.
In a hot Arizona river basin, three bodies sway from ropes—executed by their fellow ranchers. Hundreds of miles away, in the muddy streets of Fort Smith, Arkansas, a deputy marshal hunts down a killer, the first of eight outlaws on his list. Now, the manhunter is about to be chosen for a mission to Arizona Territory. Major Gerald Bowen wants Luther Haskell to go undercover and find the truth about what happened.
HE CALLED IT JUSTICE.
Bowen is on a campaign to bring law to the frontier, and Haskell is the right agent to investigate the deaths. But in Arizona, Luther comes up against a wall of silence and a family guarding a deadly secret. And in a land where some people get second chances and some don't get one at all, Luther Haskell must make his way through the good, the bad, and the damned—in pursuit of a cold-blooded killer with a plan of his own…
"Gritty, fast-paced...a classic Western." —W. Michael Gear and Kathleen O'Neal Gear, authors of People of the Mist on The Lawless Land
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Dusty Richards is the author of more than fifty Western novels written under both his own name and pseudonyms. He spent his youth in Arizona and has worked as a rancher, auctioneer, rodeo announcer, and TV anchor. Since retiring, he and his wife Pat have done extensive research on the Old West, accumulating a vast library of historical books, diaries, and papers.
