A classic western novel from Frank Wheeler with non-stop epic adventure and a blend of western romance
Five years ago Tobias “TJ” Jackman shot a corrupt marshal in self-defense. He served five years for it, and now that he’s out, he’s never going back.
Once, he was a blacksmith. Now, he’s a man trying to stay ahead of his own mistakes.
When he rides into San Carvo, all he wants is a fresh start and honest work. Instead, he finds Alyssa Welch. She’s sharp-minded, stubborn, and running a freight yard on the edge of ruin. Alyssa hires him out of desperation, not trust. He stays for the same reason.
But the longer he’s there, the more he realizes something is wrong in San Carvo, and Alyssa is at the center of it. Her brother’s been missing for months, and Elias Collins, the town’s richest man, is making threats against her business.
TJ’s starting to think those threats and her brother’s disappearance are related. The trouble is, he can’t prove anything, and people are too scared to talk. Justice and revenge were once the same thing to him. Now he isn’t sure either exists. How far can a man go to make things right before he becomes what he hates?
Each novel in the series is a standalone western which can be read out of order.
Mister Wheeler has written a lot of stories, and as always, this one is very entertaining. Doesn't have a dark and twisted plot, no arch villain with tons of gloating and backstory. It is about good and evil, and what happens to mix them both up.
Read it, enjoy it.
Thanks to the author for a bit of clarity on a cold and dreary day! ?
A blacksmith named a killer. Went to prison on something he did not commit. When Tj got out he had to walk without anything but a few dollars. Then he got hired by a women whom ran a shipping business and worked on the wagons herself. Read what happens when a man with slot of money finds him. All the trouble he welds with money. Love does come in the picture.
The story was great. All the bad things that Collins did to so many people. So glad TJ and Alyssa fought to get all the man free of the mines. All the hard traveling that they had to do. I liked your writting style. Thank you for great read.