D. Barrus

The days of Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid have disappeared! But the need for a sheriff in a remote Western town is very real. McKay Roundy is the law in Dubois and the year is 1980. The desperados in rural Wyoming are different from the "Hole in the Wall" game but they are still very real. Sherrif Roundy is combatting crime on several fronts. The Wind River Indian Reservation is a haven for crime. Drug Trafficking has become the "Black Bart" on the Res. Product is coming in from Mexico, Canada, and even from within. The FBI, BIA, and Tribal Police are righting against the odds. Fremont County, Wyoming is the setting for the novel It is Kay and his compadres that must find the criminal and a way to control them. Kay and his wife, Jean, are settled in the sleepy little own of Dubois, Wyoming. Their dream of a quiet peaceful retirement community is quickly disappearing before their very eyes. The Wind River Mountains with their exquisite beauty and rugged charm is the setting. The Roundy's must rely on friends, neighbors, and fellow Wyomingites to help salvage the Wyoming they fell in love with. Will they be overrun by the illicit drug lords of the twentieth century? Or will they together be able to preserve the historical tranquility of the Old West? Come join the Fremont Country Sheriff's Department as the battle organized crime in twentieth-century Wyoming.