Trapper's Moon: A Buckskinners Novel

Description

Two rugged Mountain Men face the brutal violence in the High Rockies in Jory Sherman's Trapper's Moon, the second Buckskinner western novel featuring Lem Hawke.

Mountain Men Lemuel and Morgan Hawke have known violence back east, but nothing like the bloody brutality they will face in the rich, fur-trapping forests of the High Rockies. Not only must they battle rivers at flood and freezing blizzards, they will confront the menace of evil men, murderous fur traders who will kill them for their boots--hell, for the heels--as well as deadly warriors, who are desperate to drive them from their lands. The two Mountain Men have entered a world of unparalleled bloodshed, where only the strongest survive and the weak inevitably perish.

Will the two Mountain Men be tough enough to survive the killing ground of the High Rockies and return to civilization with their fortune in furs? Or will they too leave their bones and blood in that frontier wilderness?

About the author

Jory Sherman is the Spur Award-winning author of numerous novels, including Grass Kingdom, Song of the Cheyenne, Horne's Law, and Winter of the Wolf. He received the Owen Wister Award for Lifetime Contributions to Western Literature in 2013.