Season of Terror: The Espinosas in Central Colorado, March-October 1863 (Timberline Books)
 “In the entire history of the American West there were no more fascinating characters than the ‘Bloody Espinosas’ of Colorado Territory. This fast-paced, amazingly objective, intriguing, and highly recommended study of the Espinosas, as well as those who hunted them, will keep you turning the pages.” —Jerry Thompson, Regents Professor of History, Texas A&M International University"Well-written and well-documented . . . Price's biography of the Espinosas is an important chapter in the violence and vigilantism that plagued the West during the Civil War." —Marshall Trimble, author of Wyatt Earp: Showdown in Tombstone; True West Magazine". . . contains horror and tragedy, but also moments of grace and scene-circling post-mortems. . .  You feel like you're reading a combination of Cormac McCarthy'sNo Country for Old Menand Walkter Van Tilburg Clark'sThe Ox-Bow Incident. Except thatSeason of Terroris history and essay, and keeps stepping back to examine no only the evidence but also the historiography."—Rob Neufeld,The Asheville Citizen Times ". . . this is the best book yet on the famous Espinosas of Central Colorado."—Forrest Whitman, Colorado Central Magazine