Say Howdy To Burt
Burt Tyson almost never takes off his cowboy hat, but he does tip it to the ladies. As a child, he loved historical adventure stories like Davy Crockett and TV Westerns including Hopalong Cassidy, The Lone Ranger, Roy Rogers, and Have Gun Will Travel. As a teenager, his love of history and adventure continued as he read novels of the American Frontier.
Burt continues the tradition of good men and women confronting evil in the 19th century American West as he writes The Devil Appears, the first novel in his The Devil’s Shadow series. Readers won’t have difficulty identifying the good guys and gals: they’ll be the ones who stand tall, saddle up despite the risk and, if they’re men, always respect the ladies.
In the remote small South Carolina town where Burt writes, there are lots of good men and women, but not too much adventure. He has to provide the adventure in his novels.
