Free (Kindle) Guilty Colts by Denis Hughes [Post-Robbery Troubles Outlaw Western]

[ATDrake]

Guilty Colts by the late British author Denis Hughes (ISFDB, SFE) is his vintage standalone historical western action adventure novel, this one a second chance outlaw tale starring a man who scored big from a robbery, only to experience troubles afterward, which he tries to sort out and start a new life, if he can, free for a limited time courtesy of publisher Endeavour Press' Pioneering imprint.

This was originally published in 1953 by Herbert Jenkins.

Currently free @ Amazon (available to Canadians & in the UK and pretty much everywhere else Amazon sells worldwide, since this is being done via their KDP Select exclusive-or-else program)

Description
It will be a wipe-out or nothing...

Those were Quinn Benson's words when he planned the biggest hold-up of his career.

And so it proved; but not quite in the way that Benson intended.

He got the gold alright, but with it came a whole heap of trouble.

A heist of this scale will always attract unwanted attention and gold-lust, and it’s not long before Benson is unsure who he can trust.

But with a man who has a score to settle and a girl to whom love meant more than vengeance waiting in the wings, will Benson be able to pull it off after all?

Alamo Day is a remorseless, gun-sure cowboy with a grudge.

Despite being hardened by the torture of losing someone at the hand of the wicked Scayne, Alamo's cold facade is gradually broken down by the vibrant and fearless Lindy.

With hope of a new future, will Alamo be able to finally settle the score, put old grudges, and old enemies to bed and start a new life?

Or will the villainy of the badlands crush any hope of vindication and maybe even...love?

Guilty Colts is a ruthless tale of the hardships of the life of outlaws and survival in the badlands, perfect for fans of Zane Grey.

[ZodWallop]

Thanks man!

[Dr. Drib]

The horse robbed the bank. Not me!

--- Got it.

Thank you!

[tubemonkey]

Originally Posted by Dr. Drib

The horse robbed the bank. Not me!

That was my thinking too. The title is a bit vague - Guilty Colts as in Colt 45s or colt horsies? Since guns can't act on their own and horses can, it's gotta be the thieving, low down, bank robbin' polecats, the horsies. Off to the hoosegow with them.

[ATDrake]

Well, WorldCat says the vintage Dutch release of this is Rokende revolvers, so presumably the guns. Unless old-timey Dutch vocabulary was really different.