Golden Hawk 4: Hell's Children (An Adult Western)

by Will C. Knott

Overview

Golden Hawk. Half white man, half Comanche. Mountain man. Pathfinder. Wagon master. Army scout. A legend in his own time. An awesome nemesis to his enemies. But a bulwark and a haven to those facing the terrors of that raw, savage land.

Golden Hawk had as much as a man could handle when he made a deal to guide beautiful Kathleen MacLennan’s wagon train through hostile land. The sex-starved Kathleen was more than willing to use her voluptuous body to seal the bargain. And when a love-hungry young Blackfoot widow named Running Moon demanded Hawk take the place other slain mate, it looked like too much of a good thing. In the meantime, a murderous horde of Bannock Indians were closing in on the beleaguered settlers. And a terrifyingly powerful Blackfoot magician was using awesome supernatural forces as well as bloody violence to remove Hawk as a rival for Running Moon’s fiery affection. With savage foes on every side, and an invisible enemy homing in, Golden Hawk had to kill first or die …

Product Details

BN ID:	2940164836979
Publisher:	Piccadilly Books, Limited
Publication date:	03/31/2021
Series:	GOLDEN HAWK
Sold by:	Smashwords
Format:	eBook
File size:	643 KB

About the Author

William Cecil Knott was born in Boston, Massachusetts on August 7 1927. Following a stint in the US Air Force, he became a junior high school teacher and went on to continue his academic career in Connecticut, West Virginia, New Jersey and New York. Between 1967 and 1983, Knott was Assistant Professor (later Associate Professor) of English at the State University of New York. In his free time, he also carved out an impressive body of fiction, most of it in the western field. In addition to creating his own series, The Vengeance Seeker and Golden Hawk, he also contributed to the Stagecoach Station series (as Hank Mitchum), Slocum (as Jake Logan), Longarm (as Tabor Evans) and The Trailsman (as Jon Sharpe). Under the names Bill Knott and Bill Carol he wrote several children’s books, and also contributed to the WWII adventure series Mac Wingate, which is also being republished by Piccadilly Publishing.
Mr. Knott passed away in 2008.