Lee Atterbury: 7 books

This continuation of Death Squad represents part two of the fifth novel written by Lee Atterbury in a series devoted to the tales of Jim Taylor and his horse, Buck. Entitled “Part Two: Seduction”, tensions are rising ever higher as Jim Taylor, who first came to Wyoming to retire after a long and...

This continuation of Death Squad represents part three of the fifth novel written by Lee Atterbury in a series devoted to the tales of Jim Taylor and his horse Buck. Entitled In the Crosshairs, the story takes some unexpected turns. The sheriff sends Jim and Lucy off into the wilderness to...

Contract killers, hit men, and one fracking operation. All have something to hide. At all costs. Jim Taylor, Buck and Hook have their hands full. Are they the sheriff's death squad? Relentless contract killers hired to kill a child ... hit men sent to silence them.

Jim Taylor, a sixty something lawyer, has abandoned his life of grinding responsibilities and disasters and has come to the Wyoming wilderness seeking a peaceful, simple life. Life in the wild proves to be neither simple nor peaceful when Jim witnesses a murder and kidnapping. Alone in the mountains...

Bison, Wyoming used to be a sleepy little town. The kind where a fender-bender was big news. Which is exactly why Deputy Jim Taylor moved there in the first place. All he’d wanted was peace, quiet, solitude and plenty of room to ride his horse Buck in the wilderness surrounding the mountains he...

A serial killer lurks in the Wyoming wilderness. Campers and fishermen are murdered with an axe. Jim Taylor and his horse, Buck, become reluctant participants in the hunt for the killer. They struggle through a blizzard to rescue a wounded FBI agent. Will the killer escape the hunters to claim more...

As the conclusion of “Death Squad” nears, the lines between good and evil are more blurred than ever. Has Jim Taylor pushed his luck too far this time? Perhaps. Some will live and some will die as one man alone decides it’s Judgement Day. He was getting closer. FBI agent Lucy Johnson could feel...