Come Sundown

A hostile take over attempt, and love at second sight. The gunfire begins on a beautiful sunny day when a man called Junior drives his classic Mustang convertible down Main Street in Stopgap, Oklahoma. He has no conception that he’s about to become part of a group that fights against a hostile takeover of a local landmark and business.Add a few pretty girls to the scene, several ATVs, a saloon called the Horse Trough, and a bunch of guns ... you can almost imagine the kerfuffle that ensues. Come Sundown is a contemporary humorous western with action on nearly every page. Will the people in white hats triumph over evil? Will the handsome cowboy ride off into the sunset with the pretty girl? The answers to these questions lie between the covers of Come sundown. The rest is up to you. The Horse Trough Saloon, in Stopgap, Oklahoma, is almost a national monument. That's how the locals feel, anyway. Its owner, Clyde Wrigley, is a man who's worked hard all his life. Just when the saloon becomes a financial success, Clyde's wife succumbs to cancer. Now, a lead man representing a shady group of moneyed investors from Las Vegas wants to buy the property and business Clyde has worked so hard to build. Revenues from the Horse Trough Saloon, and its adjoining space called the "opera house," support Clyde, his grandmother, and more than 25 employees. See what takes place in the small town of Stopgap when a man called "Junior" from up north buys a place just outside of town and befriends Clyde, his employees, and some special residents of Stopgap. Prepare for fireworks when the group of disreputable investors ramps up the pressure to try to force Wrigley out and take over his thriving business