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New Classic Western from the author of Returning the Guns. Kirk is on his own again. Riding the range and free so why does he keep turning back to Waterford Valley?When he spots a young boy and helps him to hunt, he feels the pull of family, but this is dangerous. People die, getting attached is not a good idea. Persuaded to train the boy to hunt and how to handle a gun Kirk decides to stay a day or two.Back in town, he can see it is thriving, but peace never lasts. Bank robbers are targeting Waterford Valley, and Kirk will need to pull his guns once more. Will he be able to save the people he cares for?

Kirk DeWolf is tired of guns, but he isn't foolish enough to travel unarmed.All he wants is a peaceful life alone on the range. Occasionally he stops at a town to do a few jobs and replenish his supplies. It seems that to keep moving is the best way to forget the past. Minding his own business, he turns away at the sound of gunfire. Until - the scream of a child has Kirk riding straight into danger. Making short work of the bandits is just another day, and Kirk leads the survivors into an unwelcoming town. It looks like his rescue has the people afraid. Will it bring down the wrath of Remus, the brute who rules these parts?Offered a room by the boy's family, Kirk wonders if his past is coming back to haunt him or if this is just another town that needs his help?The odds are against him, but he ain't gonna live forever?