She Was Sheriff

Maud Overstreet figured shed grow up, get married, have a house with a white picket fence and more kids than she could count. After thirty-five years, she still hopes it will happen.

Now, in 1872, Dry Creeks town council offers her the job of replacement sheriff; she accepts — with trepidation. Badge now pinned on her frilly blouse, for the first time, she enters a saloon, tastes whiskey, learns to shoot, to drive a stagecoach, to arre...