Search for the Truth
by Gary L. Fritzinger
Frank Maddox and his hired killers thought they could get away with killing Trent Cahill, stealing his cattle, and burning his house – with his wife and daughters in it. What they didn’t reckon on was Trent’s brother, Matt, a man of grit and integrity who is determined to find the truth and to bring justice to those responsible. In the great tradition of Louis Lamour, this novel brings the 1880s West alive for today’s readers.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR: After service in the United States Air Force, Gary L. Fritzinger owned a paramedical ambulance service in California for twenty-seven years and founded a search and rescue team. He has several years’ experience as a horseman and ranch owner, and now that he has retired, he is writing about the world of the timeless West and the fundamental principles that governed men’s lives at the time – and perhaps still do.
(2002, paperback, 94 pages)
Frank Maddox and his hired killers thought they could get away with killing Trent Cahill, stealing his cattle, and burning his house – with his wife and daughters in it. What they didn’t reckon on was Trent’s brother, Matt, a man of grit and integrity who is determined to find the truth and to bring justice to those responsible. In the great tradition of Louis Lamour, this novel brings the 1880s West alive for today’s readers.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR: After service in the United States Air Force, Gary L. Fritzinger owned a paramedical ambulance service in California for twenty-seven years and founded a search and rescue team. He has several years’ experience as a horseman and ranch owner, and now that he has retired, he is writing about the world of the timeless West and the fundamental principles that governed men’s lives at the time – and perhaps still do.
(2002, paperback, 94 pages)
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Reader Review for Search for the Truth 5.0 out of 5 stars A Superb Traditional Western!, October 30, 2005
By David W. Teets "Big O" (Southern California, USA) If you are a fan of Louis L'Amour, you WILL love this author. This book takes you back to the Old West and immerses you in a man's quest to find out what really happened to his brother. The book pays great attention to details of the Old West and the area where the story takes place. The chapters are short and great for reading before you go to bed, although you will find book diffucult to put down. This book is a "must have" if you like Westerns. |
