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Some Towns Are Worth Fighting For.
Six outlaws rode into Willow Crossing on a Tuesday and shot the town to pieces by noon. When James “Jimmy” Smith and his gang hit the bank, they didn't plan on a gunfight. They didn't plan on losing half their men in the street. And they sure didn't plan on taking hostages — but when a town full of rifles closes in, a schoolhouse full of children starts looking like the only way out. By nightfall, Smith is riding hard for Wyoming with three of those children, a wounded man in the back of a wagon, and a posse he doesn't know about yet closing the distance behind him. Leading that posse is Morgan Sinclair — rancher, father, and a man who hasn't come all this way to go home empty-handed. Fast-moving, richly atmospheric, and driven by characters you won't soon forget, Willow Crossing — A Morgan Sinclair Western is everything fans of the genre love — and a worthy addition to the great tradition of the American Western. |