Stone and Millet find themselves in a deadly race against time as Wilde becomes even more daring, killing one man and wounding another a few days later, but the territory they must cover is vast, and Crepes and Wilde could be anywhere.
When Crepes and Wilde split up, Millet and Stone must decide which one of them to follow. But during their search, an unexpected turn of events puts Stone’s old nemesis, Laird, squarely back in their sights once more.
In a desperate, deadly showdown, will Stone be able to finally capture Laird and make him pay for the murder of his old friend and mentor, Eldon Greyson? After five long years, will Stone see that Laird gets DUE JUSTICE?
EXCERPT
The woman continued to wail without letting up. Everyone in the bank was staring at the commotion. Chambers raised his six-gun and fired one shot to the woman’s chest. The woman’s screaming stopped as she fell back against a wall painted with her blood when the bullet exited her thin upper body. She lay in a crumpled heap as her blood pooled beside her body and gun smoke boiled around in the air above her.
“There was no need to do that, Randall!” Lars
Gilbert called out. “You could have just knocked her out!”
Chambers paid the man no heed.
In the cloud of gun smoke, he busied himself dumping the second teller’s drawer
into the sack.
The bank manager tried to push
past T.C. and go to the woman’s aid.
“Milly!” he cried out. T.C.
shoved the portly man back to stop him but the man paid no heed, with his
intent on reaching the fallen woman. A loud gunshot from T.C.’s six-gun stopped
the man’s frantic movements forward. The manager teetered for a moment, then
fell forward to the floor with a large hole in his protruding stomach.
“We got company coming,” Crepes
yelled out. “Let’s get outta here!
