Clay More Does it Again! "Rattler's Nest" has been released!

Clay More has just released “Rattler’s Nest”.

In the story is a really neat card trick that he explains how to do.

Besides that there is a ton of history on Dentistry in the stories as well.

Dr. Marcus Quigley in case you didn’t know is not just a Bounty Hunter, Gambler, and all around Rogue, he is also a Dentist.

Give it a try, he will not disappoint!

Here is the Amazon Kindle link and more on the story and Clay More himself:  

http://www.amazon.com/Rattlers-Nest-Adventure-Casebook-ebook/dp/B00FM4G7AQ/ref=sr_1_1?s=digital-text&ie=UTF8&qid=1380913689&sr=1-1&keywords=clay+more

Doctor Marcus Quigley, qualified dental surgeon, gambler and sometime bounty hunter has gradually been working his way west.

His reasons for choosing such a lifestyle are personal and pressing, as well as expedient, for there is someone he means to track down and hold to account for a murder committed some years previously.

In RATTLERS NEST Doc Marcus Quigley follows up a clue that takes him to Dirtville where he comes across the famed poker player, Granny Alice. She gives him information that will change his life, if he lives long enough.

CLAY MORE is the western pen-name of Keith Souter, part doctor, medical journalist and novelist. He is a member of the Western Writers of America and Western Fictioneers. He has been writing westerns for several years and is one of the authors who write the Wolf Creek series of novels for Western Fictioneers, under the house name of Ford Fargo. His character is Dr Logan Munro, the town doctor, a veteran of the Crimean War, the Indian Mutiny and the Civil War.

He is currently writing a series of short stories entitled The Adventures of Doctor Marcus Quigley, which are being published one a month by High Noon Press as ebook short stories. Doctor Marcus Quigley is a dentist, gambler and occasional bounty hunter who is on a mission to solve a murder committed some years previously and bring the culprit to justice. Each story, starting with Dead in the Saddle takes the story a little bit further, rather like the western pulps of yesteryear.