Some legends live on. Wyatt Earp, Doc Holliday, Bat
Masterson, Billy the Kid, all our legends that will more than likely never die.
But what happens to the ones that do
die? The ones who fought for law and order, fighting for justice their own way
and yet nobody seems to remember them? Here is a story about them.
Legends (Western)
By Wayne Greenough
eXtasy Books, Inc.
ASIN #B06XFG1WNL
Price $2.99
75 Pages
Rating 5-Stars
“Remembering The B-Westerns.”
The Old West as it was on the screen in our youth. When
the Legends rode the west and the good guys carried six-shooters that never ran
out of bullets. What a glorious time we had. The author recaptures those times
in this tale, bringing us legends like Gun Man, Law Man, and Mask, facing down
men as evil as the Clantons at the OK Corral. Law Man was thought to have died
in a gun battle, and his body buried, but when the body is exhumed they learn
it was not his. He’s still out there, but has lost his memory. Mask, his true
love learns that he still lives and goes to him, only to find he doesn’t
remember and is ready to kill her. Gun Man has a choice, kill Law Man and save
Mask, leaving his back vulnerable to the outlaws, or let Law Man kill Mask
while he kills the outlaws. What will his choice be? And who will ride away?
This was another fun little story by the author who
brought us “Mask” a few years back. A fun and quick read, and highly
recommended.
Tom Johnson
Author of SENORA SCORPION
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