Red Rock Canyon Series

Tyrell Sloan is the heir to his Grandfather’s estate, which consists of an old ramshackle cabin and over 320 acres of red shale, pasture, and forest.

Six years after leaving behind his inheritance, and living under the alias of Travis Sweet, a reputed gunslinger and bounty hunter, Tyrell Sloan returns to familiar ground with hopes of living the rest of his life in obscurity. It isn't long before he and his one-time true love Marissa McDowell are once more reacquainted, and their adventure begins as Tyrell tries to right his wrongs from days gone past.

After Tyrell Sloan abandoned the ranch his grandfather had left him, he wandered the west, under his alias, Travis Sweet a reputed gunslinger. Gaining employment with Mac Rider, Tyrell carves out a new life for himself. Full of true west adventure and set in the 1890s, the story captures the essence of the rough life led by those who first settled in British Columbia.

Heading over the Canadian Rockies, now that his work with Mac had ended, Tyrell takes the job offered by Ed McCoy, bounty hunter extraordinaire. Under the name of Travis Sweet, he takes the Bounty Hunter's oath and becomes a registered bounty hunter. Caught up in a half-cocked scheme to capture US ex-Ranger Matt Crawford, and share in the $10,000 reward, he coincidentally meets up with an old friend and convinces him to help.

Having adopted the alias Travis Sweet and acquiring employment as a bounty hunter, Tyrell's success in this role grows, as he and Buck Ainsworth successively apprehend Barclay Atalmore and his Rebel Rangers. Now on the hunt for Matt Crawford, a former U.S. Ranger and crack sniper who has gone rogue, killing his enemies from afar, he and Brady McCoy head west to the last known location of the man they hunt, in hopes of coming back alive....

US Ranger Matt Crawford is finally behind bars, and the 10,000-dollar reward was paid out to McCoy’s for his capture. The police commissioner declares Matt a provincial witness for McCoy’s. All legal proceedings against him have been stayed. The mounted police investigate the Vermillion incident and find Matt Crawford to be innocent of all killings in Canada, up to and including Hunter Talbot, and one U.S. Pinkerton, Thomas Lierpp, a.k.a. Miles Ranthorp. Freed and allowed to remain in Canada, Matt Crawford travels great distances to find work.

The setting for this story is the little town of Willow Gate in the interior of British Columbia in the early 1890's. Tyrell Sloan under a contract held by McCoy's Private Investigations and Security is acting undercover as a protector for the ruthless Gabe Roy, using his alias Travis Sweet, a reputed gunslinger who is noted for having outdrawn and killing Earl Brubaker. Tyrell accompanies Gabe while he attempts to buy the property of Pete Cross, but Cross doesn't want to sell.

With Lieutenant Bob Cannon, and Special Constable Rick Bash cleaning up the law in Willow Gate and Gabe Roy no longer a threat, Tyrell, Riley, and Colby leave behind the Brubakers and Pete Cross and head into uncharted Indian Territory in search of Ski-be-nan-ted a.k.a. the Apache Kid. They also take on a side job to track down escaped fugitives Barclay Atalmore and his Rebel Rangers.

Hired by a local cattle rancher to track down a cowhand accused of stealing a bank deposit, McCoy’s three best are straggled by two events that will change the course of one of their lives.

Receiving a telegram from the Silver Birch Mounted Police that Colby Christian forfeited his badge. The men at McCoy’s wonder why. Not getting any response back from the Silver Birch detachment. Ed McCoy seeks Bob Cannon’s help to get answers, but, not even Inspector Bob Cannon’s authority forces any response from Silver Birch. Writing up a legal writ forcing Special Constable Lionel Wellneck to step down, Brady McCoy, along with Matt Crawford, are entrusted with the writ and head to Silver Birch. Ed and Riley head to the Double-U hoping to find Colby alive.