Hahmood The Killer

A quiet job. A deadly secret.Hahmood is hired to find the person responsible for poisoning the water source for a struggling farmer's herd. Soon, Hahmood discovers that close neighbors have more than a passing interest on acquiring more land.Hahmood knows he should leave it to the law, but old habits die hard. As bullets fly and bodies fall, will the cost of finding out the truth become too high?A tale of land and loyalty, ACROSS THE DUSTY MESA is the fourth book in the Hahmood The Killer series of western novels by Stuart G. Yates. Born on the Wirral, I live in Spain for the present, but my dream is to retire (Hah, what is that? Retire?) and live on a narrowboat along one of the many waterways around the Welsh border. I work as a teacher, a profession I've been in for almost 25 years, but writing is my first love.

The first three books in 'Hahmood The Killer', a series of westerns by Stuart G. Yates, now available in one volume!Left For Dead: When Hahmood rides into Wilmington, he finds himself the target of local enforcers and a relentless posse. Outgunned, he's forced to partner with a fellow outlaw, diving headfirst into a storm of double-crosses and hot lead. But Hahmood has a reputation, and those foolish enough to test him are about to learn the hard way why.Silver and Blood: A straightforward job turns into danger as a powerful landowner is determined to seize control of several silver mines. Amid the violence, Hahmood teams up with a lawman hunting a notorious killer. But not everything is as it seems; someone is trying to play Hahmood for a fool. A mistake they will soon regret.The Rattler Unfurls: Prosperity has made cattle baron Emmanuel Cooper a target. Desperate for help, Emmanuel turns to Hahmood to protect his ranch - and his daughter. A survivor, Hahmood is known to make it through where others fall. Outnumbered, Hahmood must draw on every reserve of skill and grit he possesses. Double-crossers and killers are standing on his path... and failure is not an option. Born on the Wirral, I live in Spain for the present, but my dream is to retire (Hah, what is that? Retire?) and live on a narrowboat along one of the many waterways around the Welsh border. I work as a teacher, a profession I've been in for almost 25 years, but writing is my first love.