Wilson's War

Cowboy turned to investigate a murder, cover up maneuvers of the political elite, a modern western thriller with a gust of politics.

Several months ago, after I completed my novel, Trust Me, featuring the characters of RC Bellars and Curtis Dawson, (aka Glenn Wilson), I made a promise to myself that that trilogy (Untamed, Partners, & Trust Me )would be the last of those characters and would not take on the 'look' of a series.

Since I made that promise, my old riding partner, Rick Dailey, passed away. Most of the adventures we had experienced and lived through were the inspirations and underpinning of the wild and reckless characters I had created. As a testament to our lives together for the better part of five decades, I've decided to write one more story.

Glenn Wilson investigates the murder of his longtime riding partner, RC Bellars, and discovers a sinister plot to insulate the elite from disasters. Discovery of these facts puts Wilson and his wife in Jeopardy.  Hunted by the power players who control many facets of law enforcement, Wilson takes the war to the establishment.

There are not many ride—rope—shoot scenes in this novel. The locale is the West, specifically southern Arizona, and Idaho, but the events are a long way from the riding into the fray with guns blazing as so often depicts the cowboy from every era.

Nope, this has the protagonist morphing from his assumed role as a cowboy into of an educated investigative journalist on a quest to discover how and why his friend died.