Gunfight at Hide Park and Probably, Maybe, Almost Definitely Kindle Edition

GUNFIGHT AT HIDE PARKThe Legend of James Riley, The Killer KidIn the boiling summer of 1871, Newton, Kansas was a powder keg. Hired guns kept election peace by day and spilled blood by night. When a fistfight between two lawmen ends in murder, it sparks a storm of vengeance that erupts inside a smoky saloon called Tuttle’s.Caught in the crossfire is a gaunt, soft-spoken teenager known only as James Riley. Riley steps out of the shadows with twin Colt revolvers and when the smoke clears, nine men lie dead, then he disappears.Years later, long after the town forgets his name, an old man sits on a porch far from Kansas with nothing but silence, memory, and the truth no one ever knew. He was never supposed to survive. He was never supposed to kill.Based on the real-life Gunfight at Hide Park, this gritty Western novel reimagines the boy behind the bloodbath. The outlaw history forgot, and the legend history invented.THE MOSTLY TRUE ADVENTURES OF BUTCH, SUNDANCE, AND ETTAProbably. Maybe. Almost Definitely.They were legends of the Wild West...Until they accidentally blew up a train full of dynamite, lost a goat election, and staged their own deaths with ketchup and a rented donkey.Now Butch Cassidy (part-time genius, full-time chaos), the Sundance Kid (deadly with a gun, worse with people), and Etta Place (criminal mastermind and reluctant babysitter) are on the run across America, Argentina, and beyond, dodging Pinkertons, winning brothel employee of the month, and starting a llama-led political revolution.It’s history rewritten by caffeine, calamity, and one extremely dramatic accordion.Forget everything you know about the Wild West.This is the untold, unnecessary, and extremely unreliable version, told the only way it should be: Loud. Wrong, and absolutely unforgettable.Probably, Maybe, Almost definitely. Read more