The Stagecoach Murders

by Howard Worley

Overview

Beautiful Lily MacIntyre travels west with her parents where her father will run the Wilkinson-Hall Stage Line. When the stage leaves Arizona City, Boone Osborne joins the ride. Lily is annoyed with herself for being drawn to the handsome ex-Texas Ranger, but when her father is murdered on the stagecoach and her mother dies of a broken heart, Lily finds herself bent on revenge and Boone the means to find it. Their hearts soon become entwined and love ensues. But is it enough? Boone seeks justice, Lily seeks vengeance-both want to find the killer. If they cannot trust each other, can they trust their own heart? The Stagecoach Murders is a perfect blend of Louis L'Amour meets Zane Grey ~ western romance at its best!

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781477613825
Publisher:	CreateSpace Publishing
Publication date:	06/13/2012
Pages:	322
Product dimensions:	6.00(w) x 9.00(h) x 0.72(d)

About the Author

Howard Worley traded airplanes for horses when he retired as a Navy pilot and moved with his wife, Jean, to their one-hundred acre ranch. In September of 2009, at age eighty-six, he began writing his first novel. In June, 2010, with ninety percent of his novel complete, Mr. Worley faced open-heart surgery-his aortic valve was nearly closed. The surgery was a success, but two days later a major stroke to the left side of his brain interrupted his recovery. Though physical recovery came quickly and he soon returned to his ranch, speech and the ability to put his thoughts onto paper were affected. Through true grit and blessed with a speech therapist who believed in him, he finished the novel in January, 2012. Through it all, Mr. Worley has been an inspiration to his four children, doctors, nurses, physical and speech therapists-the latter of which he fondly refers to as his speech masters. The hope he gives other stroke patients is truly inspirational. Mr. Worley continues to live at his ranch, taking care of it, his horse, Cotton, and his cat, Gypsy. The Stagecoach Murders is his first novel.