Robert D. McKee Livres

In 1892 Central Wyoming is booming. It has vast prairies ideal for grazing and precious minerals, both above the ground and below. It also has a greedy few who will do whatever they must to acquire these riches for themselves. What they will not do is allow Billy Young and Deputy Hugo Dorling to stand in their way. Gypsy Rock is a story of one evil act that sets off a chain of events that spirals downward toward dozens of brutal deaths. It is a story of hate and prejudice, acceptance and courage. Ultimately, Gypsy Rock is the story of Billy Young, a twenty-year-old Wyoming rancher, and his effort to find his place in what appears to be a dark, treacherous, and violent world.

"In Reckoning at Lost Hope, United States Deputy Marshals Hugo Dorling and Billy Young race across 1890s Wyoming in search of the killer, Elijah Thorn. They must stop Thorn before he locates Ivan Kradec, an itinerant violin player, and eleven-year-old Abraham. The boy's father has dispatched the vicious Thorn with orders to return the boy to their cult in Nebraska and to kill Kradec and anyone who tries to stop him. The pursuit follows the old Oregon Trail, and the closer Billy and Hugo get to Thorn the more they realize that nothing they have encountered along the way is as it first appeared, including who is the hunter and who is the prey"--