The Marshal Of Lawless

From outlaw to lawman ...When Jim Green took on the job of Marshal in the aptly named town of Lawless, he had no idea just how tough a job it was until he discovered there was a man pirating around the town on a black stallion and calling himself ‘Sudden.’ Jim Green wanted to meet this Sudden personally over six-guns. Because Jim Green happened to be the real Sudden....

When Jim Green took on the job of marshal in the roaring hell town of Lawless, he knew it would be tough. Just how tough, he soon discovered, when a man appeared around the town, riding a black stallion and calling himself "Sudden". Jim Green wanted to meet this man personally - because Jim Green happened to be the real Sudden.

They entered the valley, harsh yet beautiful. With danger around every hill. Where only a fast gun and quick thinking can save a person, and even then only with luck. A lot of luck. Rex Mumford brings to life in this western novel much of the suspense, action, and surprise of the traditional old west. Follow the lives of those portrayed in this novel during a time when men and women wanted little more than some land and to live peacefully. Yet when faced with difficult challenges they could and would meet them head on. Often they were the judge and jury with little time to decide the fate of those that wronged them. When someone draws on you, you only have two choices, be faster or die in: The Lawless Land Brown's Hole, one of the stops along the outlaw trail. A beautiful valley for ranching, but also a haven for those hiding from the law with no were else to run. More often than not, they possessed only a fast horse, and even faster gun hand. It was fight or die. Most fought, some died. Two deputy marshals, leaving their badges and authority behind, and a girl with a different agenda, all enter the valley known as Brown's Hole. Two looking for answers, one looking for revenge. Faced with challenges and odds never before faced, each will find what they are looking for and a whole lot more than they bargained for. The only problem is surviving.