The Gunslinger from Sundown

When the sun drops behind the ridge, trouble rides in. No one in Sundown knows much about the stranger who steps off the stage with dust on his boots and a Colt riding low on his hip. He doesn't give a name. He doesn't offer a past. And he doesn't stay anywhere long. But the men who run Sundown know him. They remember the war he left behind. The brother buried in a shallow grave. The score that was never settled.
Now the town is caught between a ruthless cattle syndicate and a gunman who has come back to finish what was started. Josiah Boone delivers a hard-driving Western of vengeance, honor, and the kind of justice that doesn't wait for a judge. In Sundown, a man's shadow stretches long at dusk. And when the light fades, the guns speak.