Outlaw with a Star

Red Hollow is a town built on copper, dust, and the kind of secrets men carry to the grave. When Sheriff Thaddeus Rowan took the badge, folks figured he was just another steady hand trying to keep order in a place that didn't want it. He doesn't drink. He doesn't gamble. He doesn't brag about where he came from. He keeps his past locked up tighter than his jail. Then Colter Vance rides in. Vance doesn't come looking for money or trouble.
He comes looking for a name-Rowan's real name-and the truth behind a buried night in a canyon where men vanished and no one ever talked about it again. As whispers crawl through Red Hollow and suspicion turns neighbor against neighbor, the star on Rowan's chest starts to feel less like a badge. and more like a target. Because the more Rowan insists he's never been the man Vance describes, the more the town begins to wonder what he's hiding-and why.
In a place where reputation is survival and memory can be a weapon, one man must face the hardest kind of showdown:Not with a gun. But with the past. OUTLAW WITH A STAR is a haunting psychological Western about identity, guilt, and the secrets that don't stay buried.