Coburn's Mill

About the Book

Tom Corkin skips out of El Paso with a satchel full of money. The Virginian loves to work a scam, particularly on the carpetbaggers flourishing along the border. He is ambushed on the trail, and in a wild exchange of bullets, manages to drive off the bushwhackers. Who were they? Will they try again? In Escondido, he locks horns with Farrel O’Gara, power hungry rancher. In a wild gunfight he battles for his life, yet O’Gara remains untouched. Could this arrogant man’s greed be turned to Corkin’s advantage, or are six-guns the way to settle their dispute? Corkin ponders the question. And then, there’s the hidden gold.

About the Author

Chuck Chatneuf makes his home in the mountains of southern New Mexico. Here he hikes the rugged wilderness he loves, and writes of the rich time period when Lincoln County was consumed with violence. He knows the high country, and spins yarns in the way of the old timers along the Rio Ruidoso.