James J. Griffin, author of "A Ranger Named Rowdy - A Texas Ranger Tim Bannon Story - V8 -Deadly Duo"

Do you enjoy Westerns?

Historical Fiction?

Just a great story?

James J. Griffin has a fantastic series galloping right along. The characters are rich and inviting, the action tense, and the dialogue is incredible. I strongly suggest this best-selling western series. The stories are available on Amazon Kindle, Kobo and Barnes and Noble Nook.Here is the Amazon Kindle link for the story:

http://www.amazon.com/Ranger-Named-Rowdy-Bannon-Deadly-ebook/dp/B00...

When two easygoing young cowboys, best friends who are liked by everyone, suddenly start killing for no good reason, one of their victims is a Texas Ranger on their trail. With the death of that Ranger, Tim Bannon is assigned to the case. He not only will have to find the young killers, but also have to figure out why they turned murderers before this case is solved.

  While a native New Englander, James J. Griffin developed an interest in the frontier west, particularly the Texas Rangers, at an early age. He grew to be an avid student and amateur historian of the Rangers, and a collector of Ranger artifacts and memorabilia. His collection is now part of the permanent collections and on display at the Texas Ranger Hall of Fame and Museum in Waco.

Jim's quest for authenticity in his writing has taken him to the famous old West towns of Pecos, Deadwood, Cheyenne, Tombstone, and numerous others. While Jim's stories are fiction, he strives to keep them as accurate as possible within the realm of fiction. To that end, his good friend, retired Texas Ranger Sergeant and Lecturer of Forensic Sciences at Baylor University, Jim Huggins, along with good friends Karl Rehn and Penny Riggs of KR Training in Manheim, Texas, help him with the technical and historic aspects of his books.

Jim is a lifelong and devoted horseman. His favorite breed is the American Paint Horse.  He bought his first horse while a junior in college.

Jim is a graduate of Southern Connecticut State University. He divides his time between Keene, New Hampshire and Branford, Connecticut when not traveling out West.

Jim is a member of Western Writers of America and Western Fictioneers.