Travess Blood Western Novels: Boxed Set Books 1-3
by Quinn Larson and Elise Quinn Larson
Enjoy exciting western action and romance in each book of the Travess Blood trilogy, including:
TRAVESS BLOOD
Clint Travess, Sheriff of Trenton County, is a man plagued by guilt and tormented by his longing for another man's wife. Determined to lead an upstanding life, he buries his own desires beneath his duty to uphold the law.
Then Troy Travess, the brother Clint arrested years ago, is released from prison. Troy has vowed revenge, and when a string of unsolved murders accompanies his arrival back in Trenton, Clint is torn between his responsibilities as sheriff and regret over lost chances with his brother.
Determined to protect his town--and the woman he loves but cannot have--Clint must catch the killer before time runs out. But if Troy turns out to be the man he's hunting, can Clint bring his own flesh and blood to justice?
TRAVESS LAND
Sick of killing, Clint quits as Trenton's sheriff and buys a small farm, hoping for a peaceful life with his wife and family. But his farm borders a portion of Circle G Ranch, and its greedy new owner is determined to grab Clint's land for his own nefarious reasons--by fair means or foul.
Forced to confront this steadily encroaching danger, Clint has two choices: sell his farm to the rancher and leave Trenton, or become a lawman again and fight for his town, his family and their Travess Land. But pinning on his badge means breaking his promise to the woman he loves. If he chooses to fight, will she leave him?
TRAVESS GOLD
When Clint Travess discovers a mother lode on his Montana homestead, the news draws gold-hungry men who'll do almost anything--legal or not--for the precious treasure in Double Heart Mine.
While some men are willing to work as miners for a share of the gold, others set their sights on something far more lucrative. The powerful syndicate that owns Circle G Ranch--the Baltimore Cattle Company--conspires to grab Clint's entire gold mine by any means necessary, including murder.
Suspicious accidents and deaths multiply as the syndicate hires a professional killer to eliminate Travess and his two partners. Determined to protect his friends and family, Trenton's former sheriff pins on the badge of a lawman once again, vowing to stop the killer and bring the conspirators to justice. But can one man defeat the syndicate's power?
What readers are saying . . .
"I highly recommend it to all fans of the Classic Western Genre. . . . Great characters, very good realistic stories and smooth presentation."
"Amazing story line . . . will keep you enthralled to the end."
"If you love good old fashioned western stories, this has it all! Love, honor and good wins over evil!"
"Amazing! This was so good I could not put them down and read them back to back in the same day and into the night."
"I've read all three books in the series, and believe me you'll want to also. It's a real page turner with exciting happenings at every turn."
For ages 18+ due to adult scenes, some profanity and violence.
Please note: The books in the Travess Blood western trilogy should be read in sequential order for the best reading experience.
TRAVESS BLOOD
Clint Travess, Sheriff of Trenton County, is a man plagued by guilt and tormented by his longing for another man's wife. Determined to lead an upstanding life, he buries his own desires beneath his duty to uphold the law.
Then Troy Travess, the brother Clint arrested years ago, is released from prison. Troy has vowed revenge, and when a string of unsolved murders accompanies his arrival back in Trenton, Clint is torn between his responsibilities as sheriff and regret over lost chances with his brother.
Determined to protect his town--and the woman he loves but cannot have--Clint must catch the killer before time runs out. But if Troy turns out to be the man he's hunting, can Clint bring his own flesh and blood to justice?
TRAVESS LAND
Sick of killing, Clint quits as Trenton's sheriff and buys a small farm, hoping for a peaceful life with his wife and family. But his farm borders a portion of Circle G Ranch, and its greedy new owner is determined to grab Clint's land for his own nefarious reasons--by fair means or foul.
Forced to confront this steadily encroaching danger, Clint has two choices: sell his farm to the rancher and leave Trenton, or become a lawman again and fight for his town, his family and their Travess Land. But pinning on his badge means breaking his promise to the woman he loves. If he chooses to fight, will she leave him?
TRAVESS GOLD
When Clint Travess discovers a mother lode on his Montana homestead, the news draws gold-hungry men who'll do almost anything--legal or not--for the precious treasure in Double Heart Mine.
While some men are willing to work as miners for a share of the gold, others set their sights on something far more lucrative. The powerful syndicate that owns Circle G Ranch--the Baltimore Cattle Company--conspires to grab Clint's entire gold mine by any means necessary, including murder.
Suspicious accidents and deaths multiply as the syndicate hires a professional killer to eliminate Travess and his two partners. Determined to protect his friends and family, Trenton's former sheriff pins on the badge of a lawman once again, vowing to stop the killer and bring the conspirators to justice. But can one man defeat the syndicate's power?
What readers are saying . . .
"I highly recommend it to all fans of the Classic Western Genre. . . . Great characters, very good realistic stories and smooth presentation."
"Amazing story line . . . will keep you enthralled to the end."
"If you love good old fashioned western stories, this has it all! Love, honor and good wins over evil!"
"Amazing! This was so good I could not put them down and read them back to back in the same day and into the night."
"I've read all three books in the series, and believe me you'll want to also. It's a real page turner with exciting happenings at every turn."
For ages 18+ due to adult scenes, some profanity and violence.
Please note: The books in the Travess Blood western trilogy should be read in sequential order for the best reading experience.
