BEST TEXAS FICTION SINCE LONESOME DOVE

"OUT OF THE NIGHT" BY MILTON BURTON Austin, Texas, USA September 16, 2001 -- New fiction: "Out of the Night". Not since "Lonesome Dove" has a work of fiction given us such a true reflection of Texas, its land, its cities and small towns, its people, both heroes and villains, all that is good about Texas, and its darker side as well. Written by Tyler, Texas author Milton Burton, "Out of the Night" is the first installment of a Five Book Series from George Wier & Co. Publishers. Available NOW! Out of the Night Trade Paperback ISBN#: 0-9708708-0-9

In Late October of 1930, less than a month after the Daisy Bradford #3 well blew in, opening the great East Texas Oil field, a Texas oilman, a young mother and her two children disappeared into the East Texas darkness. Their ghosts have haunted retired Texas Ranger Captain Bonaparte Foley for the sixty years that have passed since that long-ago night. Now Foley-with the help of a woman he once rescued and her nephew, a Texas crime journalist-must take a jaunt across Texas to solve his last unsolved case, pursued, threatened and harassed every mile of the way by evil men of money and power. But old Rangers never seem to die, and Foley wont give up as long as there is breath in his body.

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