Englishman Andrew McBride fell in love with the American West after reading novels—such as A.B. Guthrie’s The Big Sky, John Prebble’s The Buffalo Soldiers, Thomas Berger’s Little Big Man and Elmore Leonard’s Hombre— and watching John Ford and John Wayne Westerns, and following series like The High Chaparral on television. He’s had six Western novels published: Canyon of the Dead, Death Wears a Star, Death Song, The Arizona Kid, Shadow Man and The Peacemaker. All are presently avai


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