The Men Who Own the Law

At fifteen, Johnny Irons picks up the trail of Buckskin Lewis and follows it into Tombstone.

Six years ago the outlaw disappeared into the Arizona Territory with blood on his hands and a price on his head.

Johnny arrives with a faded wanted poster, a spotted mule, and his yellow dog, Whiskey, expecting nothing more complicated than a bounty hunt.

The town runs on silver, ambition, and gun smoke. Money buys influence, and a badge is no guarantee of an honest man. Lewis is only the beginning. Behind the fugitive stretches a trail of greed and murder toward powerful men who stand to lose far more than one outlaw brought to account.

Tombstone protects what it hides with threats, lies, and bullets.

Some of the men in Johnny's way do not fear the law; they believe they own it.

He stays for neither glory nor reward, only because he cannot look away from wrong.

Finding Lewis will take his wits, his guns, and the stubborn resolve that has kept him alive—and it may earn him enemies powerful enough to bury both the truth and anyone who uncovers it.