Piccadilly Publishing

PICCADILLY PUBLISHING PRESENTS 1:
INCIDENT AT BUTLER'S STATION
RICHARD WYLER

For Cavalry Sergeant Ed Blaine, wounded by an Apache lance, the way station offered a chance to recover. All he wanted was a place to rest. But it was not to be.

First he met up with the girl he had once been about to marry. And then he found himself under the guns of a bunch of outlaws waiting to free their brother from an incoming stage, men who had a past score to settle with Blaine.

Just when Blaine figured it couldn't get any worse, Butler's Station was hit by a band of warring Apaches. He had Apaches in front and outlaws with guns at his back. And they all wanted him dead.

Richard Wyler is a pen-name of Neil Hunter / Mike Linaker

Published July 01, 2012
Recommended Price:
$1.99 USD
£1.45GBP

Reviews

"Richard Wyler gives us an action packed story and great characters. His description of the Arizona landscape was well done and I could almost feel the oppressive heat. The struggle the white characters have with trusting each other, the expectation of these people turning on one other at any moment, the burning desire of the Apaches to kill the whites, all combine in this fast moving tale to provide an gripping read. It says on the front of the book 'A classic tale of the West', reckon I can only agree with that statement! Well worth your money. " 5 Star Amazon Review by The Western Reader

"This is a page turner if there ever was one. From start to finish a well written western. I have always enjoyed stories about people at their best and worst during a situation that they have no control over. This will grab you from the first chapter and will not let go. Hang on for a great ride" 5 Star Amazon Review by T. CHADWICK

"What makes the book work is the author's expert pacing and well written characters. Their actions are believable and the book rockets along, steadily building tension throughout based both on the events from outside and from the character's differing agendas." 5 Star Amazon Review by James Seger