Young Texan Will Justice had a good life. Good until the day he rode home to see four men spurring their horses away from his ranch house. After burying his beautiful young wife, he burned the cabin and rode off into a year of seeking his well-deserved revenge. At a small barn in the Texas hills on a ghostly morning of evil, he finally got even. It was only then the anguish of his grief and the memory of his dead mother began to demand of his conscience that he rejoin the company of good men. The ghosts of his sated revenge rode with him, and his grief and guilt led him to pick up the badges of two ambushed U. S. Marshals from the dirt. The inevitable fated meeting with Old Judge Adkins set his life as a cold blooded murderer onto a new path. With Justice’s many confessions and sworn oath to right his past, “The Judge” decided not to hang him for the murders and pinned a silver star on his chest. The young marshal’s need to find his own salvation led him deep into Texas doing rightful things for the people. His legend as a lawman and gunfighter grew while he devastated ranks of outlaws on long dark trails as he shot or brought them to be hung by the judge. He offered no second chances. Years later as he rode to capture a killer, Rawd Brawley, his long history with Divine Intervention led him. He was pulled to the shores of the Bright River. Images in his mind of the devastated auburn-haired young woman he found there drove him against his own will to break his sworn oath with Judge Adkins. He rode back into the arms of the devil and returned onto a long trail of revenge as he moved his beloved badge from his chest into his pocket. His fight against bad men turned into a long running battle against the bad menace that still lived deep within him. Images of his dead wife, his violated mother and the woman at the river became one. They were all young, all beautiful and all destroyed by actions of bad men. The visions drove him to fight at all costs against all bad men and the demons living inside his heart. The killer’s trail led him into a vengeful chase of Rawd Brawley across Texas and deep into Mexico. As he crossed the border, he threw his badge into the dirt and followed a cold trail of Brawley and his killers. He pledged to the women to kill as many of the bad men as he could before he would be killed himself. The end comes as he stands alone in a village square, facing three killers. No one, not even the fastest gunman in Texas, expected what happened next in the humble town of Rosa Rios. Texas Lawman, Will Justice—Marshal is an action packed Western full of gunfight scenes and the struggles of a good man who relives the wrongs that he suffered in his life every day. The good in him fights against the evil across every page until the end of his long journey. Colorful descriptive scenes of fights, courage and death fill the pages as the characters leave the landscape strewn with dead bodies, action and blood until the last page. Mike Hundley promises readers a realistically frightening trip back into the dangerous Old West in this action packed Western thriller written in his original but old style.

The Kid hated the law and all lawmen. His target marked for death in a public shootout was Will Justice, the famed and feared Texas Lawman. In his jail cell, his need for revenge grew into a crazed scheme filled with killing and death. His release from jail set him free onto the unsuspecting settlement known as “Boomtown.” He practiced his fast draw and shooting skills every day for one year then assumed a fake identity to deceive anyone he met. He killed men every chance he got, until he gained the title as “fastest gun in the territory.” His nerves turned into steel as he developed his skills and built his scheme to envelop everything he despised and anything that got in his way. Will Justice was forced from his retirement from the ranks of Texas Lawmen. He feared for his second wife carrying his unborn child, all the while living with the memory of his first wife, abused and killed while pregnant with a child he was never to have. He was sworn and duty-bound to protect Boomtown, which had no sheriff. Now he was on a course and hell bound to meet “The Kid” in the shootout of all shootouts at the saloon in Boomtown. Good and evil lived in both men, so good or evil would prevail. Go there on Saturday! You will hear the hiss of passing bullets, from your view under the poker table you will see the gunfire and smoke envelop the room as bright sun rays burst through all the bullet holes in the wall. Go there if you dare—don’t forget to come on Saturday!!

Young Texan Will Justice had a good life. Good until the day he rode home to see four men spurring their horses away from his ranch house. After burying his beautiful young wife, he burned the cabin and rode off into a year of seeking his well-deserved revenge. At a small barn in the Texas hills on a ghostly morning of evil, he finally got even. It was only then the anguish of his grief and the memory of his dead mother began to demand of his conscience that he rejoin the company of good men. The ghosts of his sated revenge rode with him, and his grief and guilt led him to pick up the badges of two ambushed U. S. Marshals from the dirt. The inevitable fated meeting with Old Judge Adkins set his life as a cold blooded murderer onto a new path. With Justice’s many confessions and sworn oath to right his past, “The Judge” decided not to hang him for the murders and pinned a silver star on his chest. The young marshal’s need to find his own salvation led him deep into Texas doing rightful things for the people. His legend as a lawman and gunfighter grew while he devastated ranks of outlaws on long dark trails as he shot or brought them to be hung by the judge. He offered no second chances. Years later as he rode to capture a killer, Rawd Brawley, his long history with Divine Intervention led him. He was pulled to the shores of the Bright River. Images in his mind of the devastated auburn-haired young woman he found there drove him against his own will to break his sworn oath with Judge Adkins. He rode back into the arms of the devil and returned onto a long trail of revenge as he moved his beloved badge from his chest into his pocket. His fight against bad men turned into a long running battle against the bad menace that still lived deep within him. Images of his dead wife, his violated mother and the woman at the river became one. They were all young, all beautiful and all destroyed by actions of bad men. The visions drove him to fight at all costs against all bad men and the demons living inside his heart. The killer’s trail led him into a vengeful chase of Rawd Brawley across Texas and deep into Mexico. As he crossed the border, he threw his badge into the dirt and followed a cold trail of Brawley and his killers. He pledged to the women to kill as many of the bad men as he could before he would be killed himself. The end comes as he stands alone in a village square, facing three killers. No one, not even the fastest gunman in Texas, expected what happened next in the humble town of Rosa Rios. Texas Lawman, Will Justice—Marshal is an action packed Western full of gunfight scenes and the struggles of a good man who relives the wrongs that he suffered in his life every day. The good in him fights against the evil across every page until the end of his long journey. Colorful descriptive scenes of fights, courage and death fill the pages as the characters leave the landscape strewn with dead bodies, action and blood until the last page. Mike Hundley promises readers a realistically frightening trip back into the dangerous Old West in this action packed Western thriller written in his original but old style.