Cold In the Light by Charles Allen Gramlich

(Written specifically for this collection.)

But luck or no, Davy wasn’t going down without a fight. Powder Burn: They said Davy Bonner’s luck had run out and they ambushed him along a dark road. But now he’s coming home, and the real killers are waiting for him with a rope. Showdown at Wild Briar: Accused of a murder he didn’t commit, Josh Allen Boone has ridden a long way from his Wild Briar Ranch. She managed to speak only a few words, but those were enough to make Lane strap on his guns and ride out on a killing trail. Killing Trail: When they dumped Angela Cody on Lane Holland’s ranch she was scant moments from death. Killing Trail is a collection of western short stories by Charles Allen Gramlich, the author of the Talera Trilogy and Cold in the Light. His ebook, Killing Trail debuted today on Kindle for Amazon. Charles is a talented writer whose diverse range of work always proves a good read.

And now, author Charles Gramlich joins the ranks. Having said that, I will, on occasion, pitch something to people whenever I truly believe in it. Whenever any potential client asked me questions like, “Is it better than dirt?” my reply was a quick, “Probably not.” I quit the sales business in rapid order. Seeing the mangy, sad sticks poking out of the suffocating pink and green glop, I did not believe in this product, and could not get behind it. Back when I worked at a kiosk in the mall (cut me some slack I was nineteen), I sold “Diamond Dirt.” It was this gelatinous goo that one could put plants in and they would “grow” just like normal plants.

Cold In the Light by Charles Allen Gramlich