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by F. B. Quick (Author)
It's Arizona in the 1870s when an innocent man is wrongly framed for his wife's murder. Mere hours ago, William Lee was a not-so-happily married man, but now, he's on the run in an effort to clear his name. He doesn't get far, finding himself tied up on a bounty hunter's horse. He is being taken to face so-called "justice." Instead, William escapes and searches the town of Temperance for the men who framed him. He finds safety hiding among the roaring saloons and bustling bordellos, even as he is still pursued by vicious bounty hunter Butch Cavanaugh. There are a few kind souls brave enough to assist William on his hunt while he keeps hidden. He faces a delicate dance with death through the rowdy streets of Temperance, but he fears nothing in his hunt for justice. He will find the men responsible for his wife's death, even if he gets his hands bloody.
