Jack Marston is at a low point in his life. His family is dead, Beecher's Hope is in ruins, and he has nothing left to live for. Most days he spends so drunk he can barely remember anything, he kills and robs people at will, and there isn't an ounce of honor left in his body. But then one day, in Casa Madrugada, he saves a prostitute named Eva Cortes from being beaten to death by her pimp, Mario Alcalde. For the first time in a long time, Jack has someone to talk to, someone with emotional scars and baggage of her own. Jack finds a kindred spirit in Eva because she gives him hope and purpose, two things he hasn't had for a long, long time. But Mario Alcalde isn't willing to let Eva slip through his fingers so easily... Based on the "Eva in Peril" side mission in RDR1

A settler in the Sonoran dessert discovers that what is free is not always a bargain. I have done several of these fractured fairytales of the west if you're interested in this genre let me know and I'll post more from this series.

Step into the violent and morally ambiguous world of the Wild West with Red Dead Redemption: The Ultimate Analysis. This comprehensive guide dives deep into the critically acclaimed video game franchise, exploring the origins and motivations of the infamous Van der Linde gang, their criminal activities and relationships with other characters and factions in the game, and the impact of their story on the gaming industry. Discover the game's themes of redemption, loyalty, and morality, and how they are masterfully woven into the immersive open world and cinematic storytelling of Red Dead Redemption. With detailed analysis and expert insights, this book is a must-read for fans of the game, as well as anyone interested in the history and cultural significance of the Wild West.

A short story based off of Billy Walker's song The Lawman They sent me out from Santa Fe to try and find his trail They think that I'm the only one who can bring him back to jail This star says I'm a lawman this gun has seen me through And though my heart is heavy I've got a job to do You see he's such a proud man who never learned to crawl But a good man turns gun slinger he's the meanest man of all He killed the US Marshall and for that he's gonna pay And I'm the lonely lawman who's on his trail today There was a time he fought for true and on the side of right Until the only girl he loved was killed one faithful night I know his heart was shattered as he turned the barren sod And laid away her body come ending into God Then he vowed a revenge to those who took her life And every notch upon his gun a tear shed for his wife But revenge is like wild fire sweepin' through the wood It turns reason into ashes and it burns out on the good

A FEATURED READ IN WATTPAD WESTERNS An escaped psychotic killer wreaks havoc across the country pursued by the man whose family he butchered. After a long year of farming the section of government land, Wesley Torrance returned home with the deed to their homestead only to find his family slaughtered and their dreams gone forever. With none of the skills required and driven by pure anger and a thirst for revenge, he sets off after the killer.

This is a collection of one-shots that takes place in my Traveler Trilogy series. In the Traveler Trilogy, Arthur does not die and is instead brought to the present day by Charles Smith and Francis Sinclair, who save his life by bringing him to a modern hospital for treatment. This is part of the Traveler Trilogy series. Book One is called Pipe Bomb Dream, is now finished, and you can find it on my profile. I am currently working on book 2, entitled Cowboys and Angels, and I add a chapter every week, usually on Friday. Book 3 has not been written yet. This is just a collection of one-shots meant to flesh out the series and add lore to the trilogy as a whole. There are some explicit ones, but most of these are wholesome, little short stories. I'll add notes to the explicit chapters in case you want to skip those. All the rest are fairly tame in terms of smut and gore.

Crossroads is a town on the edge of the West & the supernatural. Easterner Dexter Pennyworth arrives with a big dreams, a dream which soon become a nightmare by the menacing outlaw Deke Dawson & his deadly six-gun. It's life... or death here in the west.

The Dustbowl and tequila aren't likely to erase the regrets haunting the Fourth Horseman, but when annihilation is your sole purpose how can you find substance for your soul? "A provocative moral tale as much about embracing life as meeting Death." Sometimes prayers are best left unanswered. After the equivalence of centuries worth of service as Death, the former man is left wondering whether dying would have indeed been a more desirable option. The buzz of phasing in and out of temporal existence and lopping off heads only lasts so long. But when Death chooses to act on an event he recognizes as an "act of God," he discovers his calling to be more nobel than he thought. "Never has Death been so human as a kiddie pool, a folder chair and a bottle of regret. If only the other three horseman could be as easy to relate to."