Del Watters should have smelled trouble earlier. A small-time big-game-hunting guide, he didn’t care too much for the lawyer from Omaha, Vince Furtino, who came antelope hunting. But he though the lawyer’s wife, Sylvia, was pretty nice. Sylvia must have had similar thoughts, because she came back on her own to pay Del a visit. Then Vince showed up during elk season with his rifle, in the cold mountains where Del rode alone. Keep The Wind In Your Face A Contemporary Western Novel By the author of “One-Eyed Cowboy Wild,” “Twin Rivers,” Black Diamond Rendezvous,” and other fine works in the spirit of the American West.