Trouble in Texas

John Whyte Series, Book 4

By: Tom Nichols

Narrated by: Rusty Nelson

John Whyte, the estranged, youngest brother of the Duke of Bransworth, and late Colonel of the First Brigade, Michigan Volunteer Cavalry during the Civil War, is at loose ends. The war has ended and he has tragically lost his fiancée to a needless attack by a wayward confederate soldier. He decides to visit to his friend, General Phil Sheridan, in Chicago, where the Civil War hero has been assigned as Commander of the Western Territories.

Sheridan suggests that John look at opportunities with the newly organized Pinkerton Detective agency founded by Allen Pinkerton, a man John had worked with early In the war at the request of President Lincoln. John agrees and listens to Pinkerton's offer of a position in St Louis as a special agent for the detective agency, accepting only the most demanding and interesting cases, so John may also develop a home in the area.

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This was good book, how ever it should have been the 3rd book not 4th

TROUBLE IN TEXAS

This is a great western its the forth book about John Whyte. I have liked all of the books in this series. John is a tough and smart character. There is several things going on in this book. He has to take care of a cheating gambler and then he takes on trying to solve the mystery of whose running a scam of stealing land where a railroad is going to be built. John is working with the Pinkertons. I like books about Alan Pinkerton. This is good enough to listen to again. I will listen to all four books again. Thats how much I liked it. Rusty Nelson does a great job narrating this book. If my review is any help will you please click on the helpful link below. Thank you.