Iron Eyes 6: The Curse of Iron Eyes

by Rory Black

Overview

Iron Eyes is not your usual western hero. "The man had a haunting face that hid beneath long, limp, black hair. He wore a battered, weather-proof coat favoured by long riders and road agents which almost reached his spurs. With each stride the sound of bullets clinking together in his deep pockets filled the room. This was no normal man. This was an evil spirit who had yet to die and seek refuge in Hell." This is the legendary bounty hunter known simply as Iron Eyes. Prepare for a high body-count! Iron Eyes, the infamous bounty hunter, had taken on his greatest challenge. He rode into Waco to try to collect the bounty, not on one outlaw, but on an entire gang. The Calhoon owlhoots were ten strong and as mean as they came, but Iron Eyes did not easily frighten.
THE CURSE OF IRON EYES
Within minutes of arriving, Iron Eyes had killed them all except for Harve Calhoon, their leader. He had somehow managed to slip away from his gang.
Like a man possessed, Iron Eyes set out on Calhoon’s trail. It was a blood-soaked journey and the worst the bounty hunter had ever undertaken. Even for such a man of steel the odds he faced were fearsome indeed. Now death stared him in the face.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940045646963
Publisher:	Piccadilly Books, Limited
Publication date:	07/31/2014
Series:	Iron Eyes , #6
Sold by:	Smashwords
Format:	eBook
File size:	536 KB

About the Author

Under the name 'Rory Black' Michael D George is the author of the wildly-popular Iron Eyes westerns, coming from PP very, very soon! Writes Michael: "In my time I've done a lot of things. I've been a barber, a freelance commercial artist, a portrait painter, a grave stone designer (a dying trade), an animator and an author. I did spend a few years in the Merchant Navy and was lucky to have travelled around the world four times before I was 23. I spent a lot of time in America during those days and cruised for two summers between California and Alaska. Now it is forty years later and these days I spend most of my time writing novels under my own name and no less than seven pseudonyms. I've been lucky to number a few of my old cowboy heroes as friends, and my walls are covered in the photographs of several of my cowboy hero pals. Ive written a lot of books and have plenty more stories still to tell. As one of those friends, the late, legendary Monte Hale used to tell me, 'Shoot low -- they might be crawling!'"