Description

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From acclaimed, Spur Award-winning author Charles G. West, the first in an epic new series about the making of an American legend. Set in 19th century Yellowstone, this is the story of Crazy Wolf.

Orphaned in a massacre. Raised by Crow Indians. Destined to become a powerful hunter, a legendary scout, and a true American hero . . .

As a widower with three young boys, Duncan Hunter dreamed of a new life for his sons in the heart of Washington Territory. But the journey was doomed from the start. Before reaching Hell Gate, their wagon train was attacked by Blackfoot Indians. Most of the pioneers were viciously murdered. But Hunter’s son Cody survived—taken in by Crow Indians and raised as one of their own. They called the boy Crazy Wolf. This is his story . . .

 From hunting and tracking on the American frontier to leading patrols on covert missions for the U.S. Army, Cody Hunter would become one of the most valued scouts in the nation. But a part of him would always be Crazy Wolf—a man of two worlds, as wild and free as the land itself. And every bit as dangerous . . .

About the Author

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Charles G. West is the author of more than forty action-packed Westerns. He won the 2018 Spur Award from the Western Writers of America for his Western novel Hell Hath No Fury. He currently resides in Ocala, Florida, with his wife, Ronda. Visit him at CharlesGWest.com.

Praise For…

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Praise for Charles G. West
 
"West has created a strong, believable protagonist for what promises to be an exciting series...Hell Hath No Fury has it all--gunfights, Indians, rustlers, everything a fan of the traditional Western could want.” —Roundup Magazine
 
"Rarely has an author painted the great American West in strokes so bold, vivid, and true." —Ralph Compton
 
"West's character studies are excellent; his plots move forward at pace and his action scenes put you right there amidst the flying lead and dust. Another of West's strengths is making his readers share the emotions of his characters and this is done particularly well in this book, especially when describing the turmoil Hawk feels that sets him out on his self-imposed mission." —Western Fiction Review on No Justice in Hell
 
"A great series. Why do I like the book? (1) tells a good story which flows and is not contrived; (2) has a main character subject to make mistakes; (3) as I read, I like to predict what will happen next. This author puts some twists and turns which were certainly unexpected; (4) takes place in my favorite state, Montana (5) the book has given me some ideas I would like to investigate about early life in Montana. Buy it, read it, enjoy." —Rope Burns on No Justice in Hell
 
"West, a fan favorite for over two decades, introduces his new John Hawk series." —True West on Hell Hath No Fury