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Cowmen and Rustlers

Edward Sylvester Ellis

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Book Excerpt: 
. . .Don't speak of it! We would have heard their cries if any of them had overtaken her."

No situation could be more trying than that of the two youths, who felt that every rod toward home took them that distance farther from the beloved one whose fate was involved in awful uncertainty.

"This won't do," added Monteith, after they had skated some distance farther; "we are now so far from the animals that they cannot trouble us again; we are deserting her in the most cowardly manner."

"But what shall we do? What can we do?"

"You know something of this part of the country; let's take off our skates and cut across the creek; she may have taken refuge in the limb of a tree and is awaiting us."

"Isn't some one coming up stream?" asked Fred, peering forward, where the straight stretch was so extensive that the vision permitted them to see unusually far.

"It may be another . . . Read More

Community Reviews

Good read, but too abrupt of a climax.

I read for pleasure and relaxation, not to write reviews. I feel reviews should be left to recognized critics and that the star rating system should be sufficient for most readers.

Quick read

Solidly written. Ellis brings Wyoming and it's characters alive with a familiar yet not entirely predictable storyline. The west is wild and the author makes no exception here.