Bass Reeves Frontier Marshal Volume 2

Bass Reeves Frontier Marshal #2

by Milton J. Davis, Mel Odom, Michael Black

BASS REEVESLEGENDARY MANHUNTERIn the years after the Civil War, the greatest lawman to operate in the untamed wilderness frontiers was U.S. Deputy Marshal Bass Reeves. An ex-slave, Reeves took on the silver badge because he believed all men to be equal in the eyes of the law and so he would become an agent of that justice. In his actual career he captured over 3,000 felons and survived fourteen gun battles. A crack shot with both rifle and pistol, he was never wounded once.Here, in this second volume of an ongoing series, the Deputy Marshal finds himself teaming up with a spitfire of a she-devil known as Quickshot Katy, chasing down desperate train robbers, protecting an army gold shipment and defending a vicious killer against an entire town demanding blood. Writers Milton Davis, Mel Odom, Michael Black and Derrick Ferguson have saddled up to deliver four new action packed western yarns starring the one and only Bass Reeves – Frontier Lawman.

180 pages, Paperback

First published July 19, 2017

About the author

Milton Davis is owner of MVmedia, LLC , a small publishing company specializing in Science Fiction, Fantasy and Sword and Soul. MVmedia’s mission is to provide speculative fiction books that represent people of color in a positive manner. Milton is the author of eight novels; his most recent The Woman of the Woods and Amber and the Hidden City. He is co-editor of four anthologies; Griots: A Sword and Soul Anthology and Griot: Sisters of the Spear, with Charles R. Saunders; The Ki Khanga Anthology with Balogun Ojetade and the Steamfunk! Anthology, also with Balogun Ojetade. MVmedia has also published Once Upon A Time in Afrika by Balogun Ojetade.
Milton resides in Metro Atlanta with his wife Vickie and his children Brandon and Alana.

Reviews

[Kelvin Reed · Rating 5 out of 5]

"Bass Reeves Frontier Marshal: Volume 2" (2017, 2018) contains four more fictional stories about the legendary real-life deputy marshal Bass Reeves, who enforced the law in the Oklahoma territory during the late 1800s. Each story, written by a different author, is highly entertaining. This is the second of five entries. I plan to read them all. Stuart Gauffi’s gruff, baritone voice is excellent—although a bit amusing when he has to read a woman’s part. Highly recommended.