Tucker Webb loves all things Western. Western Movies, TV Shows & Western Novels. He worked at General Motors for 35 years. always dreaming of the day he could retire & devote his retirement years writing Western Novels full time.
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What the Snow Remembers
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- FormatePub
- ISBN8235568815
- EAN9798235568815
- Date de parution10/07/2026
- Protection num.pas de protection
- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurIoakim Ioakim
Résumé
The storm buried the trail. The past refused to stay buried. When tracker Silas Boone rides back into the high winter country, he isn't chasing gold or glory. He's answering for a betrayal left frozen beneath the snow-one that cost good men their lives and left another running. Trapped by blizzard and blood, Silas confronts a man who chose survival over loyalty and never looked back. Now, with the pass closing and death pressing in from all sides, there's no place left to run-and no mercy left to claim.
This is a fight that won't end clean. Only one man will walk out of the mountains. And the snow will remember how it was settled. What the Snow Remembers is a brutal, old-school Western of winter survival, frontier justice, and the hard truth that some reckonings must be faced awake-or not at all.
This is a fight that won't end clean. Only one man will walk out of the mountains. And the snow will remember how it was settled. What the Snow Remembers is a brutal, old-school Western of winter survival, frontier justice, and the hard truth that some reckonings must be faced awake-or not at all.













