Hawke: The King Hill War

Robert Vaughan

Oct 2009 · Sold by Harper Collins

About this eBook

The memory of all the good men he killed during the Civil War still haunts former Captain Mason Hawke—fathers, sons, brothers, and husbands, who just happened to be wearing Union blue. Now only bad men can enflame his killing rage.

A drifter who makes his living playing piano in frontier saloons, Hawke has come to a blood-soaked corner of Idaho, answering a desperate call for help from a woman he once loved. War is ripping King Hill apart—born of the ruthless greed of wealthy cattlemen—and it threatens to expose Hawke's tragic history. But Cynthia Macgregor and her husband Ian know what he can do, and that he's their only hope against the professional firepower lining up against them. The enemy has the numbers, but the Macgregors have Mason Hawke.

This war is just beginning . . .

Ratings and reviews

Very well written. I just recently discovered this artist, and he writes in the same league as Louis Lamour and William Johnstone

A REAL WESTERN, cattle vs sheep ... Vaugn at his best ...highly recommended ..

A good read, hard to put down.

About the author

Robert Vaughan is a retired army officer and full-time novelist. His book Survival (under the pseudonym K.C. McKenna) won the Spur Award for best western novel (1994). He lives with his wife, Ruth, in Gulf Shores, Alabama.