Kirk Hamilton

 The Man From Red River

by

Kirk Hamilton

(Keith Hetherington)

The McKenna boys, Wade and Mike, came to Amarillo to buy cattle for their new ranch. They had high hopes for their future ... but what they didn't realize at the time was that one of them had no future left to live.

Bushwhacked and murdered, it left the surviving McKenna with a vengeance quest. But his targets were well-connected, and well-protected. He was beaten, he was shot at and he was left for dead, but there was no quit in him. He was going to kill the men who'd slaughtered his kin ... and nothing was going to stop him.

After his brother Mike is murdered for the cattle they’d just bought, Wade McKenna sets out on a straight path to revenge. Nothing is going to stop him. But the killer is the son of the richest rancher in the territory, and his partner is about to marry the rancher’s daughter.

First Wade is called a liar. Then he’s thrown in jail. Finally he’s run out of town.

But McKenna is a tough hombre, and he means to kill the men who took his brother’s life.

A solid story — plenty of action in true Hetherington fashion: fast‑paced, hard‑edged, and packed tight despite the short length. These may be quick reads, but there’s a lot crammed into every page.

You can get this at Amazon or from Piccadilly Publishing. 5/5.