The Ballad of Broken Vows
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  • Reads 126
  • Votes 14
  • Parts 6
  • Time 1h 2m
Ongoing, First published Jan 19, 2019
Notorious outlaw, Arthur Wilson, rings in the new century with the Harold Sloan gang. At just twenty-eight years old, Arthur is second guessing his place in the gang. The land is becoming more civilized with lawmen and government agents desperately trying to bring an end to the long standing bandits of the Wild West. It's not until Arthur meets the newly widowed Cassidy Bell that his need for more in life becomes more prevalent. Will he leave the gang to pursue a more honest lifestyle, or will Arthur succumb to Harold's orders and continue being the dangerous gunslinger he is known for? 


This story is inspired by many of my favorite western themed movies, songs, and video games. Here is a list of just a few of my inspirations: 

- Red Dead Redemption 1&2
- A Fistful of Dollars
- The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly
- "El Paso" Marty Robbins
- "Big Iron" Marty Robbins
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Jean Louis From farmer, To soldier, To gunslinger "The harvest is plentiful, but the laborers are few." Luke 10:2 Jean Louis was on the slow and steady climb to becoming the next in line to run the family's sugarcane business. The hopes and dreams of the young man come to an end when his family's farm is burned along with his young wife inside their home. The men responsible for the tragedy were from the union army. This triggered Jean to run off and join the war in hopes to find the men who were responsible. His life turns bitter as he becomes hardened by the battles of the war, but eventually, the young man finds compassion as he helps save a group of slaves. In doing so Jean defects from the confederate army and continues his search for the men responsible for his wife's death. During his journey for revenge, his notoriety for being a gunslinger becomes well known. This causes much-unwanted attention as others ask for Jean's help. Will he find the men responsible for his wife's death, or will the long path of violence he carved out be in vain?