In the unforgiving frontier of 1874 Texas, gentlemen are a dying breed—and Timber was never one of them.
Forged in blood by a Texas Ranger father who taught him to draw first and fight dirty, Timber learned young that survival trumps honor. He buried his mentor, his friend, and later his wife and daughter—slaughtered for crossing a madman. In revenge, he crossed his own final line... and paid for it in iron bars.
Politics bought his freedom.
Pardoned by the governor and deputized as a special agent with near-absolute authority, Timber now answers to no one but the man who set him loose. No trials. No mercy. When the law needs a problem erased, Timber rides out—badge hidden, rifle ready, sleeping in snatches and playing cards while he waits for his target to step through a doorway.
He rides a trained bay gelding named Scout. He kills with cold precision. Bounty money stacks in distant banks. Bodies stay where they fall.
Timber isn't a hero. He's not even a man anymore—he's Texas's sharpest tooth, delivering justice straight from the barrel of a gun before anyone can ask questions.