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Boon Cassidy has a $10,000 bounty on his head. A notorious outlaw and gunslinger, Boon has spent years drifting through the American frontier, leaving behind robbed trains, stolen horses, broken laws and enough rumors to make his name familiar in every dusty town between here and the horizon. At forty-three, he's settled into a life of whiskey, long rides, gambling and doing as little work as humanly possible. He's dangerous, but not in the way the wanted posters suggest. Beneath the lazy smirk, rough charm and cocky attitude is a man who carries a past he refuses to speak about—a past involving the death of his wife and a guilt that has never quite loosened its grip. Boon doesn't trust easily. He keeps people at a distance, avoids attachments and has little interest in becoming anyone's idea of a good man. He's perfectly content with his solitary life. What begins as an unexpected encounter becomes something neither simple nor easily forgotten. For a man who has spent years running from the law, from his past, and from himself, the most dangerous thing he may have to face isn't a loaded revolver. It might be letting someone close.