β Scribed by Bruce James Wilkinson
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Rune "Rigger" Arnesen and his crew of geological explorers gather for a straightforward job in Wilson Ranch County. Thump the earth to find what's beneath the surface, as Rigger has done a thousand times in his long career.
But it is not straightforward. A woman's body is found, and it's obvious someone had a deadly problem with her. The crew's trucks are sabotaged, and it seems someone has a problem with the job they came to do. Then, it appears that someone has a problem with the entire town and with the county sheriff's department that enforces its law and order.
From straightforward to complications that reshape Rigger Arnesen's life, a Job Out West , by Bruce James Wilkinson.
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