Wulf's Tracks
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From Dusty Richards, winner of the 2007 Spur Award for The Horse Creek Incident, comes a story of a man who stood up for the law—and another young man who stood up for what was right...
The road to manhood is long and hard…
Seventeen-year-old Wulf Baker has been crossed by his cruel stepfather one too many times. Before he kills him and winds up at the end of a rope, Wulf decides to make tracks out of town. He heads for Billings, Montana, where his older cousin Herschel Baker keeps the peace as an ex- rancher turned lawman.
Sheriff Baker is mighty glad to meet his young cousin—and to see he's good with a gun. Old Buffalo Malone has been robbed of his gold, and it's up to the sheriff to bring it back. He could use a good new deputy. Wulf is happy to pin on a badge and join the hunt, but once justice is served, he has a score or two to settle back home...
"The author has a definite flair for details that put the reader right into the action."
—Roundup Magazine
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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.
