In 1879, a small town in the Indian Territory is robbed by a murderer who has just escaped execution. The town springs in to action and quickly forms a posse -- an aged sheriff, a retired Pinkerton Operative, an Indian scout, and the bank’s president, who has secretly embezzled all of the town’s money. Can the town find a savior before the town goes under? A band of men from the East decide to battle the odds and find the killer.
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Review
"I read this book over and over, and it is one of the best since Lonesome Dove!" -- Ruby Starr, Marlow, Oklahoma
"I won't be surprised to see a motion picture in a few years called Clearwater." -- Erwin Vanhomwegen, Brussels, Belgium
If you enjoy Westerns and the old Southwest, CLEARWATER, is a must read. -- Joyce Roberson M Ed Independent Freelance Writer
About the Author
Bobby R. Woodall was born in Oklahoma City in 1944, where he spent his childhood moving from state to state. This constant moving played havoc with his education, though his parents instilled in him a quest for knowledge. Woodall was the first of over fifty cousins to graduate from high school. A troublemaker in his youth and later in the United States Marine Corps, Woodall learned to be fast with his fists and slow to handle his hot temper. He received an honorable discharge 9 January, 1964 and quickly got married. That marriage crumbled after four years, so he headed to California with a friend.
Description:
In 1879, a small town in the Indian Territory is robbed by a murderer who has just escaped execution. The town springs in to action and quickly forms a posse -- an aged sheriff, a retired Pinkerton Operative, an Indian scout, and the bank’s president, who has secretly embezzled all of the town’s money. Can the town find a savior before the town goes under? A band of men from the East decide to battle the odds and find the killer.
**
Review
"I read this book over and over, and it is one of the best since Lonesome Dove!" -- Ruby Starr, Marlow, Oklahoma
"I won't be surprised to see a motion picture in a few years called Clearwater." -- Erwin Vanhomwegen, Brussels, Belgium
If you enjoy Westerns and the old Southwest, CLEARWATER, is a must read. -- Joyce Roberson M Ed Independent Freelance Writer
About the Author
Bobby R. Woodall was born in Oklahoma City in 1944, where he spent his childhood moving from state to state. This constant moving played havoc with his education, though his parents instilled in him a quest for knowledge. Woodall was the first of over fifty cousins to graduate from high school. A troublemaker in his youth and later in the United States Marine Corps, Woodall learned to be fast with his fists and slow to handle his hot temper. He received an honorable discharge 9 January, 1964 and quickly got married. That marriage crumbled after four years, so he headed to California with a friend.