Lawman

About the Book

US marshal Clay Hughes was only twenty-five years old—the youngest marshal in the service but thought by many, including his superiors, to be the best. He was lightning quick on the draw and deadly accurate with his Colt 45. Clay was a wealthy rancher with a beautiful wife, but his commitment to the badge he wore and his duty as a US marshal always took precedence over his personal responsibilities. Relentless in the pursuit of outlaws, a town tamer and respected lawman, his sense of justice was turned upside down when his uncle Will Mitchell, his mentor and friend, was maliciously murdered by a gunfighter. He laid aside his badge and set out to kill a man.

About the Author

The Author, R. O. Hughes, is a retired Lawyer and Judge who has an inexpressible love for the Old West and it's Culture and can only be a part of it through Fantasy and Fiction. His admiration of Louis Lamour and others like him is what challenged him to attempt this venture into the realm of Lawmen, Gunfighters, and Owl Hoots of the Western Frontier.