According to Bill Brooks, “Writing has brought me experiences I never would have otherwise had.” He loved the history of the West and grew up watching Roy Rogers, Gene Autry and Lash LaRue. In his twenties, he realized he wanted to be a writer, but like many before him, his trail to success was not easy. He never gave up hope, even after numerous rejections of manuscripts. Brooks’ first Western novel, The Badmen, was published by Walker & Co. in 1992. He has published nearly 40 nov


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