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In the last years of the tough and woolly land called Indian Territory, and the first of the new state of Oklahoma, the outlaw Henry Starr rides roughshod through the midst of it.

"a well-conceived yarn about one of the last of Oklahoma’s horseback-riding outlaws. A good read." -- Dusty Richards, Spur and Wrangler Award winning author 

“a slice of Indian Territory history woven it into an interesting period novel.  Anyone who loves the history of the West will enjoy Red Lands Outlaw.” -- Tammy Hinton, winner of the Will Rogers Medallion Award  

                              
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I'm glad you looked me up. While you're here, please take some time to look around and see what I have to offer.

Discover my novels:

Red Lands Outlaw - an historical western

GAME - sports inspiration

Legends of Tsalagee -
small town mystery


All available in e-book formats (Kindle, Nook, iPad, etc.), or trade paperback.

Order a personally inscribed, signed copy. For more information on this, go to my Contact page.

Your visit to my blog page, where you can read my apolitical, family-friendly posts, would be most welcome. I'd love it if you'd leave a comment.





Legends of Tsalagee
is a tale set in a small Oklahoma t
own during the last decade. Although some of the characters from my first novel remain the same, that's where the tales diverge. The story in Legends takes on a life of mystery, adventure, and comic romance. It's a fun-filled read, which I think you will enjoy.
                                            
                                                  

       





GAME
is set in rural Oklahoma during the 1970's where the story
centers on the intensity and weightiness of small-town high school football, and spins a tale of the human spirit struggling through adversity and finding victory. It speaks to what I l ike to call Heartland values.








                                                                  


                                                                   

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