The Chicago Kid

Using the name "The Chicago Kid", Ben Wright trails Coyote Jack Roberts and his outlaw gang, the men who killed Ben's grandfather. Is he riding for Justice for his grandfather or vengeance for himself? As he trails the men, Ben meets up with a Mexican gunfighter, The Angel of Death. She is also searching for the same men. They travel thru several towns and finally reach their destination, an outlaw haven called the Owl's Nest. It is located in the mountains north of Silver City. In a series of bloody confrontations, the number of outlaws is whittled down. Finally, The Angel and The Kid must each face one outlaw. Will it be the end of the outlaws, or the end of The Angel and The Kid?

Using the alias of "The Chicago Kid", Ben Wright trails Coyote Jack Roberts and his outlaw gang, the men who killed Ben's grandfather when they robbed the bank at Little Black Water, New Mexico Territory. Ben has vowed to "get" every member of the gang, but he still has time to help persons in trouble, such as orphans. As he trails the outlaws, he meets up with a Mexican gunfighter, The Angel of Death. She is also chasing the Roberts gang because of a raid they pulled at her family's ranch in Mexico. They finally make their way to the Owl's Nest, an outlaw haven in the mountains north of Silver City. In a series of confrontations, blood will flow. Will it be outlaw blood, or the blood of The Angel and The Kid?

Using the pen name of W. J. Humphrey, William began writing fiction after retiring from careers with a religious publisher and office supplies sales. He is a lifelong resident of Nashville, Tennessee. He grew up during the golden age of westerns on television and epic western movies. His favorite western authors are Louis L'Amour, William Johnstone, and Ralph Compton. "The Chicago Kid" is the third book in his Wright Family Saga series. The first two are "A New Land; A New Life" and "Trouble On All Sides."