A promise driving him toward violence. Bloodshed on the banks of the Rio Bravo. Can one young cowboy restore balance before he’s defeated by evil?
Texas, 1873. Clay Barlow has his whole future before him. Working his family’s ranch and preparing for law school, the earnest seventeen-year-old dreams of the day when he can settle down with his childhood sweetheart. But he’s shattered when he returns home to discover a ransacked house and his parents’ gruesomely murdered bodies.
Traumatized and consumed by rage, a bitter Clay packs his saddlebags, tightens his gun belt, and abandons everything in the hunt for vengeance. But when he learns he’s up against a hardened gang of outlaws, he can’t shake the sense that he might be walking into a trap.
Can Clay become a man before the dark side of the frontier claims his life?
Forty-Four Caliber Justice is the rough-and-tumble first book in the Justice Series of classic American Westerns. If you like fast-paced adventure, old-timey charm, and stories of good versus evil, then you’ll love Donald L. Robertson’s immersive story.
