The blurb goes something like this:
Clint Brennan interrupts two men kidnapping his wife Belle and he’s shot and left for dead. When he recovers his senses, his wife has gone and he discovers he is blind. Most men would give up there and then, but not Clint. Astride his donkey, he sets out with his faithful dog Mutt on the trail of his wife’s abductors.
Belle believes her husband is dead. She’s rescued, but not by Clint. Her saviour is protective and takes her to his grand home in Wedlock where she meets the charming housekeeper, Mrs Kilbride. Maybe here, they say, she can forget her husband and start a new life…
On the trail, Clint is waylaid by robbers but soon learns to combat enemies at night, when darkness is his ally. Distracted and delayed, he’s still determined to locate his missing wife.
A tale of betrayal and lies, it will all end at Wedlock, amidst flames and bullets.
4 comments:
Morton Ross is good too!
Congrats, Nik.
Thanks, David. This book is dedicated, among others, to Clint Walker.
Like the cover, like the blurb, like the title!
Thanks, Keith. Yes, a much better cover than my last BHW. The title deliberately plays with the storyline and content...
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