Dan Cushman

Burned with the Coyote Brand: a Western Trio Dan Cushman

Marc Notes: Greed, deceit, and betrayal are motivating factors in three western stories where right needs to use a little might to come out on top--; Provided by publisher. Publisher Marketing: "She-Wolf of the Rio Grande" opens to a band of nocturnal riders, rustlers from the wilds of Chihuahua who have crossed the border to drive off a herd of cattle belonging to Ross Millerick's Block M. They are led by a woman wearing a black leather mask. To her men she is known as The Angel. To those who fear her she is called Hija de Satan s, Daughter of Satan. Ross Millerick has enlisted the help of Texas Ranger Tom Garrett, who gives pursuit across the Rio Grande into Mexico where he has no authority but discovers that The Angel may be more sinned against than sinning. Contributor Bio:  Cushman, Dan Dan Cushman was born in Osceola, Michigan, and grew up on the Cree Indian reservation in Montana. After graduating from the University of Montana, he pursued a career in mining as a prospector, assayer, and geologist. He received the Golden Spur Award from the Western Writers of America for his novel, The Silver Mountain.