FREE GRAPHICS

If you need any Christmas or New Year Graphics you can visit my site, click here, to download some for personal use.  These graphics are NOT for commercial use and can only be used on personal web sites, personal decorations, letter heads, or so on.  No resale or commercial reproduction authorized at all.

All I ask is that you link to my site, http://westernbooks.we.funpic.org/ in return for the use of the Christmas graphics.  If you don't have a site, then send me an email and let me know how you used my art.

If you like FREE graphics, try my other site, America, which is FREE patriotic and veteran graphics and it is loaded!  If you use anything from America, link to http://members.shaw.ca/america04 .  I would suggest we all place a small patriotic graphic on our sites to show support to our troops.

Take care and stay safe,

WR Benton

I was playing around and wanted to share my Christmas banner with y'all. And, I hope all of you have a Great Holiday and enjoy your time with family and friends.

I may not be doing much writing on here the few days, have a new book (shown below) and have to edit the final product...LOL...plus I am working on another book "Missouri in Flames, I Rode with Jesse James" that is in the final stages of editing.  The cover is seen below.

Well, take care and stay safe,

WR Benton

If you are looking for a publisher that will treat you like a real person, honestly evaluate your work, and assist you in your project--then consider Saga Books.  I enjoy working with Ruth (the editor) very much.  You can contact Ruth if you click here.

This is my first entry and I want to share the fact I have a new book released!  Death on the Mountain was published, last week, by Saga Books and is now available for purchase.  You can visit their site by clicking here.

Jarel Wade is hired by an old miner to help bring six mules loaded with gold ore out of the high mountain country.

As the old man lies dying following an Indian attack, Jarel gives his word to the miner that he will see both the gold and the miner?s beautiful daughter to safety. Unknown to the young trapper, a large group of vicious white men want all of the gold for themselves and the Sioux have threatened to kill Jarel on sight for violating their sacred mountains.

Since Jarel had given his word to the old miner, he knows he has no alternative but to bring
both the girl and the gold out, or die in the attempt. Enlisting help from two of his mountain friends, along with the assistance of an ancient runaway slave, and an old Mexican sheepherder, Jarel finally turns to face the group of vicious thieves and murderers on his back trail. It was time to start the dance.

Take care and stay safe over the Holidays

WR Benton