Slim Siringo - A Troublesome Wind - Book 2 - David W. Bailey

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Résumé :
A Troublesome Wind, picks up where Apache Raids leave off. It seems that wherever Slim, and his sister, Jenny goes, they find trouble, or is it trouble finds them? However you look at it, they draw trouble to themselves like bees to honey. They have been delayed in Ringgold, Texas from going North to Comanche, Oklahoma, and home because the Northbound stage was late due to being attacked by a Comanche war party, and everyone on board was killed, and scalped. Slim, and Jenny had to wait for the stage to be brought in by Sheriff, Ira Bingham of Ringgold, Texas, and a posse of men, then, wait for a new company driver to be sent for and then wait for the new driver to arrive. Coupling their troublesome wind to those who were left of the Ridge Riders, and the troubles they had in Comanche with Devlin Wade and his guns for hire, it was just one troublesome wind after another. When Slim and Jenny finally made it home to Comanche, trouble was, again, waiting for them, but this trouble was more of an emotional kind, and very much expressive to a more sensitive outcome. They were unprepared for the shocking revelation. The remaining Ridge Riders, then befriended Slim, and his family in their effort to rid themselves, and the town of Comanche, Oklahoma of the troublesome Devlin Wade, and his guns for hire. 'A Troublesome Wind', is never a good thing....

Biographie:
David W. Bailey was born in Parkersburg, West Virginia on February 3 1951. He has traveled across the U.S and back with his family. He is a Navy Vietnam veteran and proudly so. He now lives in Bakersfield, California with his wife of 40 years He is the middle son of three boys. At an early age, he and his family traveled the U.S., from Parkersburg, West Virginia to Bowie Maryland down to Tampa, Florida. From Wellsville, Ohio west to Casper, Wyoming and all points in between. When his family landed in California in the mid-60s, they set roots in Ventura County. David is a Navy Vietnam veteran. Six years after his discharge, he joined the Army, spending six years with a total of twelve years military service. He and his wife, Sandy, married on July 4, 1981 in Casitas Springs, California and now lives in Bakersfield, California. They have three grown children and three grandchildren. His favorite quotation is, I'm here 'cause I'm not all there....

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