β Scribed by Jamie McFarlane
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Henry "Biggs" Biggston has struggled to find his place in civilian life. The ex-Army Ranger is relieved when he's offered work as a small-town deputy sheriff with guns and rules he knows far too well. But Biggs barely has time to ease into the job before he's tasked with catching the man who paralyzed one deputy and killed the otherβ¦
With his colleagues giving him an outsider welcome, Biggs must shake off his emotions and stay one step ahead of a killer. And when his pursuit of the truth goes against popular opinion, he realizes that to bring down a murderer, this Ranger will have to do it all by himselfβ¦
Can Biggs save a town that doesn't want him from a danger they're unwilling to stop?
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