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A Stagecoach Ride Into Hell. A Deed Worth Killing For. A Gunslinger With Nothing to Lose. Nash never planned on staying long in Road Town. A few months riding shotgun for the Overland Stage Company, a little money in his pocket, and then he’d be gone. But when the stage is ambushed, the passengers slaughtered, and a land deed stolen, Nash finds himself caught in the crosshairs of a ruthless man who doesn’t leave loose ends. Jessop Hill owns everything that matters in this country—land, men, law. But the deed in question isn’t just ink on paper. It’s a fortune in silver, buried ...

No Law. No Mercy. No Turning Back. Wesley McCoy has spent his life running—from the law, from the past, from the men he’s killed. But when a dying rider stumbles into the saloon, bleeding and gasping his final words, the past finally catches up. Davey Renton is dead. Hung from a tree like a warning. Murdered by Elias Trask—a land baron with an army of hired guns, a stranglehold on the law, and enough power to make sure no one comes looking for justice. But McCoy doesn’t care about justice. He cares about debt. Because years ago, Renton saved his life. Pulled him out of a bad hand, ...

One final game. One deadly man. A town on the edge of destruction. He came to Whitetown with a name sharp enough to cut and a plan to burn it down. Whitetown never stood a chance. The air was thick with dust and stories when Doc Holliday sat down at the faro table—sharp-dressed, sharp-tongued, and deadly calm. Men crowded in just to breathe the same smoke, hoping for a story to carry home. Coins clattered, whiskey flowed, and the legend of the South’s most notorious gambler grew louder with every hand. But what began as a spectacle becomes something far darker. Because Doc isn’t just ...

A daring heist. A town thirsty for blood. A drifter caught in the crossfire. Nash didn’t plan on robbing a bank. He certainly didn’t plan on being mistaken for the mastermind behind the bloody heist. When Nash rolls into Ironwood, he’s just looking for a warm meal and a quiet night’s rest. But the dusty frontier town is anything but quiet. The Ironwood Savings Bank has been hit by a ruthless gang of bandits, leaving a trail of bodies and stolen gold. In the chaos, a drifter matching Nash’s description is named as the prime suspect. Before he knows it, Nash finds himself shackled ...

When justice burns out, some men ride for truth. Others ride for pay. Ryder rides for both. After months on the trail, gunfighter Ryder rides into Black Creek, a mining town run by discipline, deceit, and one man’s iron rule — Colonel Lane. Lane’s wife and stepdaughter have vanished into the desert, and he wants them back. For gold. For appearances. Maybe for revenge. Ryder takes the job, but nothing in Black Creek smells right. The Colonel’s men watch every street. The townsfolk whisper about a burned-out wagon west of the ridge. And the woman he’s supposed to find might not be a...

The trail to Abilene runs through hell… When Nash agrees to help drive a cattle herd across Devil’s Hollow, he expects dust, long days, and maybe a bullet or two — not betrayal, blood, and a showdown with the devil himself. Carver’s gang is hunting them. The land is turning against them. And someone in their own camp is workin’ both sides. With danger closing in and men starting to fall, Nash must do what he does best — survive, outthink, and outshoot. But this time, the stakes are higher than his life. The land. The future. The soul of a dying man. All of it hangs in the ...

A town on the brink. A ruthless enemy with nothing to lose. A gunfighter fueled by vengeance. After months on the trail, Nash stumbles upon the quiet town of Clearwater, a place under siege by the brutal McAllister gang. Their leader, Jericho McAllister, rules with an iron fist, extorting the townsfolk, burning their homes, and silencing anyone who dares to stand against him. For Nash, Clearwater is just another town in trouble—until he sees the toll it’s taken on the people who refuse to leave. When Nash rescues a widow and her young son from a gang attack, he finds himself drawn into ...

Two men bound by fate. One Judge who thinks he owns the law. A gunfighter who proves he doesn’t. When Nash and Doc Holliday ride into the sun-baked town of Perdido, the place already stinks of fear. Judge Ellison’s iron rule has bled the county dry—his law bought, his justice sold. Folks look away when the hangings start, because speaking costs lives. It takes one whisper, one wanted poster, to turn the crowd. In broad daylight Doc Holliday is shackled and dragged to jail under the Judge’s orders. The West’s most dangerous gambler is headed for the rope—and Nash is left standing...

Doc Holliday’s mouth is as fast as his draw. Nash just wanted to get him to Tombstone alive. Now they’re both being hunted across the frontier. They were only supposed to pass through. After a card game turns deadly, gunfighter Nash and the infamous Doc Holliday are forced off-course and into the worst kind of wilderness — hunted, half-starved, and heading straight into Apache land. Doc’s coughing blood. Nash knows they’re being followed. Then a lone Apache woman appears on the plain. She claims she’s been cast out. She’s quiet, clever, and dangerous in a way neither man fully...

A Western of vengeance, faro, and firelight justice. A name feared at every faro table. A gunman who rides without a word. Together, they’ll burn down a lie the town was built on. When Doc Holliday and the gunfighter known only as Nash ride into a crooked town, they’re not looking for trouble — but trouble finds them all the same. A man is dead. The bonds that bought half the county are fake. And the saloon at the heart of it all is run by a kingpin with too many secrets and too many guns. Nash is hunting the truth. Doc is playing the long game — cards, cons, and cunning. But when a...

They buried the boy with no justice. They took the girl without fear. But they didn’t count on the man who stood in silence — until now. When a grieving widow loses her son to a coward’s bullet, and her daughter vanishes at the hands of ruthless land-grabbers, the law turns its back. Fear rules the town of Carwell Crossing. Justice is just a word. But Nash — a quiet gunfighter with a haunted past — rides in with no badge, no ties, and no reason to stay. Until now. Beside him stands Doc Holliday, gambler, drinker, Southern gentleman with a silver tongue and a quick draw. Together, ...

He only meant to ride shotgun for a preacher. Then the whole damn town went to hell. Ryder wasn’t lookin’ for trouble. Just a dusty trail, a quiet escort job, and a preacher who talked more about mercy than sense. But Bishop’s Ford had other ideas. The moment Ryder and young Reverend Greeley roll in, they find a town held by a crooked sheriff, an army-trained Major, and laws twisted to break good people. When the town’s old minister turns up murdered, Ryder gets framed, beaten half to death, and tied to a post to die. Big mistake. Because Ryder survives. He always survives. Pulled ...

“There’s no justice in the world. Only the dust, the blood, and what a man can carry until he drops.” Drifter is a novel of violence, decay, and what remains when redemption is no longer possible. Luke Scott is a drifter with nothing left to lose—not his name, not his past, not even the world he walks. Set in the blistering aftermath of the American Civil War, Drifter is a stark and brutal tale of a man who represents something greater—and more broken—than himself. When Scott rides into the dead-end town of Perdition, the sun is high, his pockets are empty, and the land itself ...

A gambler riding high. A gunfighter who doesn’t bluff. A game rigged for blood. Nash and Doc Holliday are weeks out from Tombstone, but trouble rides faster than the dust can settle. After a healing stay in Apache country, Doc is sharper than he’s been in years — and twice as reckless. When a detour leads them to a mining town with a crooked sheriff and outlaw glamour, Doc can’t resist the call of a high-stakes Faro table. The cards are marked. The town is bait. And someone wants Doc dead or broken. It should’ve been a quick game and a quicker getaway. But when masked gunmen hit ...

They say the railroad brings civilization. But out here, it brings war. When gunfighter Nash rides into Dry River Junction, he’s lookin’ for nothing more than a warm meal and honest work. What he finds instead is a powder keg waiting for a spark. Two rival railroads are locked in a bloodless war that’s about to turn bloody. Contracts are bought, men are hired, and one thin stretch of track through town is worth more than gold. Nash agrees to guard a payroll shipment — simple job, decent pay. But the shipment vanishes. A friend from Nash’s past is blamed. And the company men are ...