β Scribed by Box, C. J.
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A dramatic short story of justice both old and new from the New York Timesβbestselling author of Cold Wind. The West is not the way itβs portrayed in the movies. But when a man from the East brings trouble for Nate Romanowski and his friend Joe Pickett, a little frontier-style justice may be just whatβs called for. An exciting new addition to the series that People hails for βcombin[ing] harrowing adrenaline rushes with complex morality, humor, and a landscape described so vibrantly it seems to have a life all its own.β
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