SHOOTOUT AT SKULL ROCKS

About the Book

After the Civil War, Linc Wolf fled to Texas where at the age of fifteen in revenge for the death of his mentor he killed his first man. His deadly skill with a gun soon earned him a reputation, that forced him to keep moving trying to avoid ambitious men who sought to make their own name at his expense. As he grew older, he longed for a life free from killing. When a small fortune came his way he saw a chance to leave his violent past behind. Setting his sights on Wyoming, he hoped to find the respectability he craved. The past is not so easily escaped. He was forced to use his gun again, knowing it would cost him everything he had built, including the woman he had grown to love.

About the Author

Polly McBee Hutchison was an Army Brat. She attended jr high in Junction City, Kansas and at the Army School in Ft. Leavenworth, Kansas. She attended High School in the Army school in Sendai, Japan and graduated at East Point, Georgia. She attended the University of Georgia for two years, and graduated from Eastern Montana College. She taught history and English at the jr high and high school levels, and authored the world history textbook Streams of Civilization used in schools and in home schooling. She was the winner of the Evangelical Press Association national bi-centennial writing contest. She has lived in Wyoming, Colorado, California, Florida and Hawaii. She now resides in Chandler, Arizona. Her website is www.pollymcbee.com.