Harper's Justice

When the law is corrupt, only a maverick can set it right. Deputy U.S. Marshal Flynn Harper has built his reputation on one rule: bring them in dead or alive. When a federal warrant arrives for A.C. Beaumont, a master swindler bleeding the railroads dry, Flynn rides hard for Holbrook, expecting a routine arrest. Instead, he finds a town tangled in lies. The evidence? Too perfect. The witnesses? Too rehearsed. And the terrified shopkeeper's daughter is desperate to protect a man she swears isn't a thief. The deeper Flynn digs, the more tangled the trail becomes-until it leads to the last name he ever expected: his own. Flynn's trusted his Colt .45 and unshakable instincts. But Holbrook isn't playing by the old rules, and neither is he. With corrupt officials, escaped convicts, and a criminal network closing in, this maverick marshal must decide if the badge on his chest still stands for justice or if it's just another brand of power. Because in a land where justice hangs by a thread (and sometimes by a rope), Flynn Harper will learn the most dangerous enemy isn't the outlaw you're hunting. It's the system you're sworn to serve.

Some debts aren't settled in court-they're settled in blood.Grady Thatcher has waited six long years to make someone pay for the murder of his parents. Now, riding the open range as a livestock inspector, he's got a badge, a gun, and the perfect cover to hunt their killers.When he convinces his friend Deacon to join him on the Arizona Livestock Commission, they expect to chase down rustlers. Instead, they ride straight into a hornet's nest of forged brands, corruption, and buried secrets-where every lead points to something bigger than cattle theft.The deeper they dig, the clearer it gets. This isn't about stolen cattle. It's about power-and a trail of blood that leads straight to the men who butchered Grady's family.Now Grady and Deacon are marked men. But walking away was never an option.Two friends. Two badges. No backing down.A rugged Western tale of loyalty, vengeance, and the true cost of justice in the brutal Arizona Territory, 1893.