Lonesome Justice

The Justice, Book 3

By: Donald L. Robertson

Narrated by: Scott Miller

Need Help. In Presidio. Jake

Clay Barlow, Texas Ranger, never turned his back on a friend, and he wasn't starting now. After receiving the cryptic message from Jake Coleman, his good friend, and fellow Texas Ranger, he immediately headed west. 

But the reason he now finds himself staked out in a dry river bed in West Texas was his thoughts of the girl he met in Austin. He had ignored his first rule. Always be alert. His mind, occupied with smiling lips, blonde hair, and blue eyes, failed to register the desperados until they had the drop on him. 

Now, the searing West Texas sun beats down on his exposed skin with the intensity of a blacksmith's furnace. Pain hammers every inch of his body, not only from the sun but from the hundreds of giant red ants that are devouring him one tiny bite at a time. 

What kind of trouble is Jake in? 

Is he still waiting in Presidio? 

Most importantly, will Clay survive the sun and the ants to help his friend?

©2019 Donald L. Robertson (P)2020 Tantor

Great Book!!

all my life I have been a Louis L'Amour fan. Donald Robertson has become a favorite just behind L'Amour. His books are clean with honorable heros and realistic problems to solve in a way only a cowboy could do.

LONESOME JUSTICE

This is a good western. Clay gets a telegram saying one of his friends, (Jake) is in trouble and needs hus help. He finds all kinds of trouble getting to him. He has to fight Indians and other problems getting to him. I have liked all of the books in this series. Itsa series that i feel like was worth buying and listening to over. Scott Miller does a good job narrating this book.

Clay Barlow

Ready For The Next Book ,of this Series! more More i like this Story Lots

Just a good book

Easy read and very well written makes you want to keep going till the end

The life, love and, action of a you cowboy.

I enjoyed the story many times. The performance was great. The main character was able to keep his promises to his parents.