Outlaw Mountain

by Cindy Keen Reynders

Overview

As autumn colors brighten the town of Meadowlark Valley, Wyoming, and the surrounding mountains, the brutal murder of a local woman upsets the locals, along with the mysterious disappearance of a rancher's daughter.

 

Private investigator Reese Golden, along with local detective Jeremy Savage, seek to uncover the truth. Despite the years of law enforcement experience the two possess, they are initially bewildered by their lack of leads.

 

When anonymous threats are made on Reese's life, along with warnings for her to stay clear of the case, she fears becoming a target for murder. Because of the danger, Jeremy wants to remove her from the case. However, Reese remains dedicated to pursuing the truth, and to stopping a killer before any further lives are lost. 

 

Reese and Jeremy continue their investigation, which includes conducting extensive interviews and handling dangerous developments. As Reese falls further down a rabbit hole littered with dead ends, she begins to piece together long-buried secrets.

 

In Wyoming's wild backcountry, Reese risks all to uncover the complicated truth. On the cusp of losing her own life, she seeks to save that of the kidnap victim, as well as to see that justice is served.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781684921584
Publisher:	Camel Press
Publication date:	04/09/2024
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Pages:	286
File size:	5 MB

About the Author

Born in Portland, Oregon, Cindy has lived all over the United States and spent five years in Misawa, Japan. She has visited Canada, the Philippines, Samoa, Hawaii, both the western and eastern Caribbean, and New Zealand.Currently, she lives in Cheyenne, Wyoming, where Cheyenne Frontier Days is held each July. CFD's well-known rodeo is often referred to as the "Daddy of 'em all."Over the years, she has won or placed in various writing contests. She has also written for and edited numerous newsletters. Her non-fiction magazine articles have been featured in "True West" and "Wild West." She was a book critic for Storyteller Alley and is a freelance writer/editor.For the last 20 years, she has been a contributing editor and writer for Laramie County School District 1's Public Schools' Chronicle, which has a circulation of approximately 46,000 readers. From baby alligators to glow worms, Cindy has seen a variety of life's wonders.