QUEST OF THE MOUNTAIN MAN

By: William W Johnstone
Western
Review By: Ingram

The newest adventure in Johnstone's Mountain Man series finds Smoke Jensen recruiting some hard-fighting mountain men to act as guardian angels to the men building a railroad through the vast Canadian Rockies, which makes them easy prey for outlaws and hostile Indian tribes.

Publisher Marketing:
USA Today bestselling author William W. Johnstone delivers a brand-new book in his Mountain Man series--packed with hard-hitting, non-stop action, and authentic details about the West.

Publisher Marketing:
KEY SELLING POINTS: - Johnstone is "America's Greatest Living Western Writer" and in 2003, Pinnacle will be launching an extensive marketing and branding campaign.- Johnstone is the nationally bestselling author of over 100 published books, with more than 10 million copies in print.

Publisher Marketing:
A visionary has a dream: to drive a railroad across the North American continent and through the vast Canadian Rockies. A thousand miles of rugged land stands in the way. So do hostile Indian tribes and outlaws who see the railroad--and the men building it--as easy prey. But the project has a guardian angel of its own...Smoke Jensen. Smoke knows that this is one job he can't do himself, so he heads to Canada with some hard-fighting mountain men from the Colorado Rockies at his side. By the time the railroad passes through Vancouver, Smoke needs every gun he can get. An army of cross-border outlaws who call themselves The Midwesterners is wreaking havoc on the tracks. Now, with a dream turning into a nightmare of steel ribbons stained with blood, Smoke Jensen knows there's only one way to run this railroad: over mountains, through clouds of choking gun smoke--and straight into one hell of a fight.

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