A Brock Clemons Western Series by Scott Harris

Deadly Trails does what Harris does so well with his books. The characters you’ve come to love come to life once again, battling more than their fair share of troubles and drawing strength from each other as they continue to fight to survive.Deadly Trails is the ninth of the eleven Brock Clemons Westerns and perhaps the most heartbreaking book of the series. The family has decided to move to Montana, a place none of them has been to, and start a new cattle ranch and build a new a town... moreDeadly Trails does what Harris does so well with his books. The characters you’ve come to love come to life once again, battling more than their fair share of troubles and drawing strength from each other as they continue to fight to survive.Deadly Trails is the ninth of the eleven Brock Clemons Westerns and perhaps the most heartbreaking book of the series. The family has decided to move to Montana, a place none of them has been to, and start a new cattle ranch and build a new a town.Sophie has to deal with Huck leaving—again—as he ventures off to Abilene, hoping to hire cowboys and buy 2,000 head of cattle to start their Montana ranch.Brock and Sophie are leaving Dry Springs—again—and this time Sophie realizes that she’ll probably never return to her childhood home. Her dad’s coming with them and no one—except Ray himself—is confident that he’ll survive the trip.Outlaws, Indians and weather all seem to be conspiring to make sure that neither party arrives safely and both have to fight their way through, sadly losing friends along the way. Brock and Huck struggle with the responsibilities and pressures of leadership and both come to realize how much they rely on each other. More than once, they wonder if they’ll ever see each other again—and with good reason.Grab your copy today! less

Abilene opens with Brock and his group in a huge fistfight in Denver and Huck and those traveling with him fighting off the murderous cattle rustlers of the Triple J. The excitement and danger only grow from there.When Brock and his finally leave Denver, heading for their new life in Montana, they are attacked by two separate outlaw bands, as well as by a half dozen angry Kiowa warriors. Tragedy strikes right away when two members of their group are gunned down. One lives... moreAbilene opens with Brock and his group in a huge fistfight in Denver and Huck and those traveling with him fighting off the murderous cattle rustlers of the Triple J. The excitement and danger only grow from there.When Brock and his finally leave Denver, heading for their new life in Montana, they are attacked by two separate outlaw bands, as well as by a half dozen angry Kiowa warriors. Tragedy strikes right away when two members of their group are gunned down. One lives. One doesn’t, and Brock has to deal with the pain of feeling he’s caused the death one of his long-time friends.Huck is doing what he can in Abilene to make sure they can leave town safely, with new cowboys and two thousand head of cattle, but the men of the Triple J have other ideas and are only too happy to kill to get what they want.Alex and Dario are learning how different life is on the trail than it was in their previous life, and Tom wrestles with having killed his first man—was it self-defense or murder?Montana, the dream for all of them, is starting to seem very far away, and we follow both Brock and Huck to see if they can lead those traveling with them to safety and a new life.Grab your copy today! less

Trail of Death is the last of the eleven Brock Clemons Westerns and the fastest paced and most exciting one of all.The family is finally on the verge of making it to Montana, but the challenges continue. Brock has to make what he calls “the most difficult decision of his life,” while off in Abilene, Huck, Tom and company try to buy a herd of cattle and hire the cowboys they’ll need to move ‘em to Montana... moreTrail of Death is the last of the eleven Brock Clemons Westerns and the fastest paced and most exciting one of all.The family is finally on the verge of making it to Montana, but the challenges continue. Brock has to make what he calls “the most difficult decision of his life,” while off in Abilene, Huck, Tom and company try to buy a herd of cattle and hire the cowboys they’ll need to move ‘em to Montana. This is all complicated when Huck falls in love with a local young lady, and her father—a man who is an expert with a meat cleaver—doesn’t approve.Tom wrestles with the aftermath of an ambush where a dozen men are killed—without having had time to pull a weapon—and is unsure if his acts were self-defense—or murder.Though Montana is getting closer every day, both Brock and Huck wonder if they’ll make it, and if they do, if the price paid in blood will have made the trip too costly. But, before they can decide, they still have to get themselves—and the people they are responsible for—into Montana.Grab your copy today! less