My latest novel, The Prince of Santa Fe, is now available on Amazon:
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0DC5N8VHQ
This book, while it may be read as a standalone, is a Law Wranglers novel. I receive more reader requests for books from that series than any other, and this effort is a response to that interest. Besides, the Law Wrangler books are fun to write, and I find myself frequently calling upon some of these characters for smaller roles in other novels.
The novel revolves around a villain who has built a castle near Santa Fe and dubbed himself the “Prince of Santa Fe.” There should be ample action for readers who seek out action with bank robbery, kidnappings, and cold-blooded murder.
Most of the characters from previous books will make appearances, but some who had small parts in earlier books will step into larger roles. These include Rylee O’Brian, Gabriel Laurent and Michael Rivers, the son of Josh and Jael. I hope readers will find this an enjoyable read.
I have started a new project, a standalone historical novel with a working title of Unbroken. (Titles have a way of changing.) I anticipate this will be my most challenging project to date. It will be based upon the life of Henry Ossian Flipper, the first black graduate of West Point. I became acquainted with this remarkable man during other research and have wanted to write about him for four or five years. He made an appearance in Ghost of the Guadalupe. Historical novels can be daunting in mixing fiction without departing from historical accuracy.
I will try hard to produce a novel you enjoy.
As always, thank you for your interest in my books.
Best wishes for good reading,
Ron