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A collection of aviation-themed stories by Paul Provo.

Filled with action-packed drama, great gunfights and the writing of Bruce G. Bennett, you will not be able to stop listening. Stake your claim now, and spend a few hours with one of the best western books of the year.

After flying for eight and a half years during high school and college, and participating in the Air Force ROTC Program at Ole Miss and The University of Texas, I felt I was well prepared for US Air Force Undergraduate Pilot Training. In October 1965, I became a member of UPT Class 67C at Webb Air Force Base in Big Spring, Texas. I can say, without reservation, that my year in UPT was the best year of my life!

Gerald "Jerry" Keyser and I became friends in 1966, when we were both in USAF Pilot Training. In 1970 I got out of the Air Force and Jerry stayed in. We remained friends and I followed along in awe as he went on to have the most amazing flying career I have ever seen. He flew 100 different types of airplanes, helicopters, and gliders during his 20 years in the Air Force, including a stint with NASA, and his 17 years as a test pilot for Hughes-McDonell Douglas-Boeing Helicopter Company in Arizona.

With his son in jail, James Crosby has to confront the sheriff that arrested him and fight off a small group of Confederate raiders encamped north on the Tumbleweed Trail as they attack the town of Tenderfoot.