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Curly
Sometimes the hardest thing to do is stay true.
1878. New York City. The cattle trails are behind him—but a cowboy's code rides with him still.
After earning his stripes on the open range, Curly Griggs finds himself in a different kind of Manhattan’s corporate world. With a promotion on the line at the powerful K&W Global, he’s caught between ambition and the values his grandfather taught him—honor, loyalty, and responsibility.
But when ghosts from his past resurface—including a woman he once loved and a former friend turned outlaw—Curly must decide who he’s becoming... and what he’s willing to sacrifice.
In a city that rewards compromise, Curly stands for something more.
From the windswept cattle drives of Wyoming to the gaslit streets of Manhattan, Curly is a stirring historical novel of grit, heart, and redemption. Fans of Larry McMurtry and Deadwood will find plenty to love in this rich portrait of a man caught between two worlds—and brave enough to ride his own trail.
1878. New York City. The cattle trails are behind him—but a cowboy's code rides with him still.
After earning his stripes on the open range, Curly Griggs finds himself in a different kind of Manhattan’s corporate world. With a promotion on the line at the powerful K&W Global, he’s caught between ambition and the values his grandfather taught him—honor, loyalty, and responsibility.
But when ghosts from his past resurface—including a woman he once loved and a former friend turned outlaw—Curly must decide who he’s becoming... and what he’s willing to sacrifice.
In a city that rewards compromise, Curly stands for something more.
From the windswept cattle drives of Wyoming to the gaslit streets of Manhattan, Curly is a stirring historical novel of grit, heart, and redemption. Fans of Larry McMurtry and Deadwood will find plenty to love in this rich portrait of a man caught between two worlds—and brave enough to ride his own trail.
588 pages, Paperback
Published July 1, 2025
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