Reload: A Red Dead Redemption Story

Reload: A Red Dead Redemption Story

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Red Dead Redemption
James Carson is a young farmer and fisherman living a simple life in the town of Strawberry in early 1899. Everything seems great for him until an intervention with some bad men at the local bar, which leads to his farm being burned and his family being kidnapped. Knowing the law won't do anything, he must choose to live the life of an outlaw, using his own definition of justice to save those whom he loves.
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Cali Olsen was on a mission to drive across the country. But her broken down car left her stranded until a stranger offered her a place to stay. And even though it was nice, she wasn't supposed to stay on the farm; let alone for six months. But something in her gut told her to stay - and she soon figures out why. Jay Roberts was your typical twenty year old. Partying, late nights and fun. But more than anything, he wanted to come home. And his mistakes brought him back. But he shows up and discovers a mystery girl has turned the farm upside down. And he can't figure out why. It also doesn't help that the girl wants to remain a mystery. Over the course of a long summer, two people will discover their need for not only each other, but to be saved. [WARNING: this is an old story from my earlier days as a writer; it's severely unedited and somewhat cringe-worthy - read at your own risk.]

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