Death Comes to Redhawk

Kellen Malone had just spent seven years in prison for a crime he didn’t commit. During that time, Clay Adkins had stolen his wife, his son, and his ranch. But now that Kellen is free, he is coming back for overdue justice—with a vengeance. When Kellen rode into town, Clay was concerned, but when he......more

Kellen Malone had just spent seven years in prison for a crime he didn’t commit. During that time, Clay Adkins had stolen his wife, his son, and his ranch. But now that Kellen is free, he is coming back for overdue justice—with a vengeance. When Kellen rode into town, Clay was concerned, but when he saw Skull Clements riding with him as a friend, Clay knew he was in trouble and that death indeed had come to Redhawk. Kellen Malone was fast, but not nearly as fast as some of those he’d buried. His new friend, Skull, killed for money, while Kellen killed only on principle—those who needed it, or those who cried out for the dying. And in Kellen’s mind, no one needed killing more than Clay Adkins.(less)

R.G.Yoho is a West Virginia native with a passion for history and tales of the American West. He’s author of the five-book Kellen Malone Western series as well as books of historical fiction and nonfiction. His varied career includes speaker, radio talk show host and political columnist, as well as ......more

R.G.Yoho is a West Virginia native with a passion for history and tales of the American West. He’s author of the five-book Kellen Malone Western series as well as books of historical fiction and nonfiction. His varied career includes speaker, radio talk show host and political columnist, as well as laboratory technician and process operator in the chemicals industry.

His most recent work is the the biography of Charles E. Lively, an infamous labor spy during the West Virginia-Colorado coal mine wars.

Yoho is a proud member of the Western Writers of America. He is also the former president of the West Virginia Writers.

Yoho lives in Little Hocking,OH, with his wife of more than 37 years. They have three children, a nephew who is like a son and

R.G.Yoho is a West Virginia native with a passion for history and tales of the American West. He’s author of the five-book Kellen Malone Western series as well as books of historical fiction and nonfiction. His varied career includes speaker, radio talk show host and political columnist, as well as laboratory technician and process operator in the chemicals industry.

His most recent work is the the biography of Charles E. Lively, an infamous labor spy during the West Virginia-Colorado coal mine wars.

Yoho is a proud member of the Western Writers of America. He is also the former president of the West Virginia Writers.

Yoho lives in Little Hocking,OH, with his wife of more than 37 years. They have three children, a nephew who is like a son and five grandchildren. (less)