Mary Altherr

Terror in Wyoming Mary Altherr

The year is 1892. An assignmentbrings U. S. Marshal Kendall to Johnson County, Wyoming, land of his boyhood. Overnight, hebecomes embroiled in the affairs of the small ranchers, who are beingterrorized by the outlaw forces prevalent there. He plays an indirect buthighly important role in The Johnson County Cattle War, bringing it to a rapidclose. Afterwards, he remains in the territory to combat lawlessness and tohelp insure the liberties of freedom and justice to the citizens of Wyomingas guaranteed by The Constitution of The United States of America. Incapacitated by a seriousinjury, Kendall, for the first time in his career, mustseek aid and depend on others for protection from his enemies. Loving care byBeth Conley and her children and an unexpected inheritance determines hisfuture, and he comes to the realization of just how lonely his life before hasbeen. There are warm, tender moments inthe story. There are comedic incidents, which will make you chuckle...or laughoutright. It is a good read for those who enjoy a romantic western.