Call of the Wilde: The Memoirs of H.H. Lomax Volume Two (H.H. Lomax Books #5-#8)

The Old West had its legends. H.H. Lomax has his own version of how they became famous.

Henry Harrison Lomax never set out to make history. He simply had a remarkable talent for landing in the wrong place at the worst possible time. Across four complete adventures, the sharp-tongued frontier drifter blazes a cattle trail to Abilene, makes a dangerous enemy of Wild Bill Hickok, crosses paths with Calamity Jane, chases Klondike riches into Soapy Smith’s corrupt Skagway, matches wits with Judge Roy Bean, and becomes the unlikely bodyguard of Oscar Wilde.

Lomax may be short on money and respectability, but he has nerve, horse sense, and a wonderfully flexible relationship with the truth. Whether he is escaping a lynching, outfoxing a conman, wearing a lawman’s badge, or staying one step ahead of the hangman, trouble is never far behind.

Blending colorful frontier history with tall-tale humor, Call of the Wilde: The Memoirs of H.H. Lomax Volume Two collects First Herd to Abilene, North to Alaska, Outlaw West of the Pecos, and Call of the Wilde. It is a rollicking journey through the historical and hysterical West, told by the one man who insists he was there for all of it.