Clay Rivers, along with his saddle partner, Gayland, were heading north out of Texas to the far Blue Mountains hoping to find work on a ranch they'd heard needed hands. In New Mexico they were attacked by a renegade band of Apaches. Clay was rescued by a woman who could shoot, ride, and work as well as any cowboy. She was also very beautiful. Clay decided to stay and help her and her father save their ranch from the outlaws who were trying to drive them away from their home. They found refuge in Eagle Valley, high up in the San Juan Mountains, where they regrouped and came up with a plan...
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Archie Roy has spent thirty-eight years of his life in Colorado. As a teenager he worked for Bill Carlisle, known as the Lone Bandit, the last of the Wyoming outlaws in Laramie, Wyoming, whose stories of the old West have inspired him. Archie works as a foreman for Montano Concrete Corp. He is married, a father, a grandfather, and a great-grandfather. He counts hunting, fishing, listening to music, hiking, and visiting historical sites as his hobbies of choice.
