Dark Warrior: Angel of Death

Due out June 19th!

In the wild and untamed heart of Cheyenne, Wyoming, the legend of Angel—a notorious gunslinger with a dark past—casts a long shadow over the lawless land. Haunted by his reputation as the "Angel of Death," he struggles to leave behind the violence that has defined his life. Just as he begins to seek redemption, the arrival of Jess—a spirited journalist with a fierce determination to uncover the truth—ignites a spark of hope within him.

 

When rival gangs threaten the fragile peace of their town, Angel must confront his demons and choose between his old life and the possibility of a future filled with love and purpose. As tensions rise and danger lurks around every corner, Jess becomes both his anchor and his inspiration, challenging him to fight not just for himself, but for the community they have come to call home.

 

Join Angel and Jess on a gripping journey of love, redemption, and courage in "Dark Warrior: Angel of Death." Will they be able to protect everything they hold dear, or will the shadows of the past consume them? Experience a tale filled with heart-stopping action, passionate romance, and the unbreakable bonds of family as they battle against the odds to carve out a new destiny in a world fraught with danger.

 

Dive into this thrilling historical Western romance today and discover the power of love to conquer even the darkest of pasts!

Gunman in Cheyenne

I always miss the characters in my book. To me, they live in a parallel life, or perhaps a parallel past life, and exist somewhere, and I often wonder what they’re up to. So I’ve decided to find out.

If you’ve been missing them too, their stories will be ongoing and in short segments at a time, so check back regularly. I'll try to get back here, even for a few minutes each day.J  I’m going to have to think of a way to keep these in order. I might have to keep adding to this one blog.

Enjoy!

Mandy caught up with Kat just on the edge of Cheyenne. Reigning in her mare, hard, from a dead run, Mandy turned to glare at Kat. “What do you think you’re doing?” she said, chest heaving.

Kat turned her golden ‘cat-like’ gaze on her good friend. “I’m go’n after him,” she said. “What do you think I’m doing?”

Shaking her head, Mandy refrained from grabbing the little stallion’s lead and physically trying to stop her friend. She settled, instead, for setting her mare to an easy walk beside her friend. “You know that’s a bad idea,” she said.

“I knew you’d say that,” Kat shot at her, not bothering to look at her.

“Because you knew it’s a bad idea,” Mandy shot back at her.

Shaking her blond curls, Kat fairly snarled. “You’re so predictable,” she said. “Always telling me to wait for the men to handle things.”

Mandy barked out a laugh. “Do I let the men handle things?”

Kat compressed her lips together. “No, not really,” she admitted.

Raising a dark brow at her friend, she eyed her. “Only when it’s smart to include them,” she huffed. “And now would be a smart time to include them.”

Rolling her eyes, Kat reigned in. Following suit, Mandy turned her little mare to face her friend.

“So where are they?” Kat growled beneath her breath.

Mandy gave her friend a huge grin, earning herself another glare. “Well, as luck would have it, they should be right behind us.” She turned to survey the direction they’d come. “I sent Ned right after them when I heard.”

Kat pressed her lips together for a long moment. “Shouldn’t Ned getting the men out on the range to roundup the cattle?

Nodding, Mandy heaved a sigh of relief, seeing Hawk and Kid coming up hard. Grabbing her cowboy hat of her head, she waived it high over her head. Spotting her, they turned and headed in their direction, and Kat groaned.

Mandy grinned at her. “Now, at least we can get the drop on that scallywag,” she said.

Shaking her head, Kat frowned. “Or give ourselves completely away,” she said.

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