Skedaddled

About the Book

Both marshals had pledged to one another that not another soul would be injured or killed--not on their watch--by Damien. The urgent questions now are where do we look? How do we find him? What if he is running in the opposite direction? How would we know? The answer is always the same: To catch a criminal one must think like a criminal. That's why Buster Gibbs and Ruston Lovell are now heading back up the Chisholm. The criminal escaped from them in the southern tip of Texas. There was no place else to go. He must be going north back up the Chisholm.

About the Author

Kenton Smith rarely attempts publication of his own work with the exception of "The Pipsqueak Kid" and "Skedaddled !" and as a co-author of Micheal T. Hurley's nonfiction "I Solemnly Swear". After teaching most of his life at a small high school near Mt, Rainier in Washington State, Smith finally retired from teaching at a small, satellite college also near Mt. Rainier. Smith has received three Teacher of the Year Awards--one from students, one from fellow teachers, and one from the community which he serves. At the college level, Smith has taught English 101, English Fundamentals, American Drama, Poetry, and Creative Writing. Micheal Hurley was one of his students.