Brothers

Jameson Cooper has always been a law-abiding citizen in Blakemore. A few years ago, he was fortunate enough to get deputized. His brother, Holden Cooper, is the complete opposite. Holden could never keep down a job or hang on to a healthy relationship. For the most part, he is always getting himself in trouble.

One night, Holden Cooper is leaving a poker game after losing all of his money when he hears a gunshot. He turns around and runs toward the sound of trouble. When he gets there, Holden is shocked to discover a body. The man who won the poker game has been shot.

In the morning, the sheriff of Blakemore and all of the town’s citizens are quick to put the blame on Holden.

Everybody thinks that Holden is the murderer, except for his brother.

Jameson knows that Holden is no killer. He would have never gunned down an innocent man. Blakemore’s residents are eager to hang Holden which is why Jameson urges the sheriff to give him some time to bring the real perpetrator into town.

The sheriff is reluctant, but he gives Jameson a week to find the killer, otherwise his brother will be hanged.

Note: Each novel in the Western Frontier Justice War series is a standalone story that can be read out of order.