Henry Champion is known across the frontier as Patch-a tall, lean gunfighter dressed in black, with a pearl-handled Colt at his side and a patch over his right eye. When a town is overrun by hooligans, crooked gamblers, and men who think the law is weak, Patch rides in on his chestnut stallion and offers one simple deal: five hundred dollars to clean up the streets. His draw is said to be faster than a rattlesnake strike.
His past is a mystery. And when the job is done, he never stays long enough to wear the sheriff's badge. But in a town where fear has ruled for too long, Patch may face the one fight that even a legend cannot walk away from.
Henry Champion is known across the frontier as Patch-a tall, lean gunfighter dressed in black, with a pearl-handled Colt at his side and a patch over his right eye. When a town is overrun by hooligans, crooked gamblers, and men who think the law is weak, Patch rides in on his chestnut stallion and offers one simple deal: five hundred dollars to clean up the streets. His draw is said to be faster than a rattlesnake strike.
His past is a mystery. And when the job is done, he never stays long enough to wear the sheriff's badge. But in a town where fear has ruled for too long, Patch may face the one fight that even a legend cannot walk away from.