Author Description

Saddle up and ride the same wild lonesome trails as Texas Ranger J.C. Hulsey did in the 1870's thru the 1890's. Long and lean with a heart as big as the Texas sky, Ranger Hulsey traveled throughout the territories of the nineteenth century Southwest during the height of America's expansion westward. From rough and tumble gold and silver mining country to savage wide open high plains, the Ranger pursued outlaws and rustlers, extending the rule of law to the new territories. From the Oklahoma deserts to the beaches of California he traveled by horseback, stagecoach and train to end the careers of ruthless gold and silver stealing, cattle rustling, land grabbing thieves and murderers. Feel the dry heat of hot desert floors and the bitter cold of snow-covered mountain passes, as he gets shot, survives,as he goes after the lawless man. Though the novels are written about things that happened over one hundred and forty years ago, many of the old towns can be visited today. The names of towns in the novels are the same as back in the nineteenth century. Many are in ruins, destroyed, but others still survive as haunting ghost towns. Even fewer grew and prospered into our modern cities of today. With the passing of time, some of the names might have changed, but western history lives on to be revisited in the J.C. Hulsey Texas Ranger Series