Tough, A Cowboy's Life In The Early West: A Hundred Ways to Die Before Sundown

Could a cowboy's life in the old west be this funny? The cantankerous character of Fester Vermin narrates this tale of lyin' and cryin, shootin and dyin' in the early Republic of Texas in the 1880's, a hilarious read with more than a laugh a minute. A cowboy's character, his beliefs, morals, common sense and intelligence are explored in humorous fashion, in a unique writing style that paints vivid mental images in the reader's mind that is entertaining, educational and compelling. Even descriptions of the smells of that bygone era help to complete the picture of life in those times. Imagine a time in the early west before the railroad, before the stagecoach, before the telegraph. There was no general store, no newspaper and no law enforcement, only guns, whiskey and horse manure. They don t show that part on TV. An easy and entertaining read. Relax, sit back and enjoy the old west as it realy was. You ll develop a deeper understanding and greater appreciation of just how TOUGH life really was for those early pioneers.