Red Lands Outlaw: the Ballad of Henry Starr - Paperback

by Phil Truman (Author)

An honorable thief with the Wild West stacked against him. Can he wrangle up riches before they see him hang?

Oklahoma, 1915. Henry Starr had modest ambitions to be a rancher. But when his Cherokee blood becomes a perpetual guilty sentence in the eyes of lawmen, he decides to embrace his undeserved reputation. And with his gang's infamy growing, the charismatic outlaw saddles up for his most ambitious score yet: Be the first to rob two banks at once without getting sent to the gallows.

After a nearly fatal close shave that prompts his childhood sweetheart to beg him to quit, Henry swears off his life of crime in exchange for marital bliss. But with disastrous lies and the constant temptation of one last lucrative raid, his only escape could be through a hail of bullets.

Can the audacious desperado outride the long arm of the law and live to see another day?

Red Lands Outlaw, the Ballad of Henry Starr is a magnificent semi-biographical historical Western. If you like charming gunslingers, touching surprises, and thrilling blends of fact and fiction, then you'll love Phil Truman's trailblazing tale.