Faces of
Redstone.
Meet the lawmen, families, shopkeepers, ranchers and strangers of the Lovett Westerns. These introductions do not disclose the novel's major revelations.
Jesse Lovett
The sheriff of Redstone Crossing. He has served the town for seven years when Coldwater Pass begins.
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Levi Lovett
Jesse Lovett’s younger brother, raised in the Lovett household.
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Gary Lovett
The elder Lovett, whose homestead lies east of Redstone Crossing.
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Chancy McCord
Proprietor of the Quarter Note, a central meeting place in town.
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Cord Farris
Jesse’s deputy, twenty-three in 1882.
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Amos Kettle
Mercantile proprietor. He has operated the store for eleven years in 1882.
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Elena Aldrete
Widowed proprietor of a lunch counter on Front Street. She came from Sonora.
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Harlan Cross
Runs a major cattle operation east of Redstone Crossing.
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Pete Dunbar
Blacksmith with a forge at the south end of Front Street. Originally from Ohio.
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Bill Harker
Runs the land office in Redstone Crossing.
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Sterling Bragg
A stranger whose arrival unsettles Redstone Crossing.
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Denny Marsh
A young former hired guard whose history intersects with events at Coldwater Pass.
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