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Dead Don't Talk

(2026)
(Book 97 in the Timber: U.S. Marshal series)
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He tracks the missing. What he finds is worse than death.

Fourteen towns have vanished without a fight—no burned buildings, no looted stores, no bodies left behind. Just open doors, cold coffee on the table, and entire populations erased as if they never existed. When U.S. Marshal Timber is called in, he’s handed a map, a name, and authority that operates beyond the reach of any court.

The deeper Timber rides into central Texas, the clearer the pattern becomes. Land records altered with surgical precision. Wells poisoned. Fences cut. Ranchers pressured until they abandon everything they’ve built. And always, the same quiet force behind it—men in ash-gray coats who arrive without warning, speak in calm voices, and leave nothing but silence behind. This isn’t chaos. It’s method. And it’s building toward something bigger than any one town.

But Timber isn’t chasing ghosts. He’s hunting the men responsible—Harlan Marlie, the architect behind a land grab stretching across counties, and Clay Vane, the enforcer who makes entire settlements disappear without raising alarm. To stop them, Timber will have to move faster than the law, strike harder than the men he’s after, and walk a line where justice leaves no paper trail.

Because out here, the dead don’t talk—but the land remembers everything.

Ride with U.S. Marshal Timber into a relentless Classic Western where justice is earned in blood, and every mile forward brings him closer to men who believe they can erase the world and rewrite it in their favor. Read it today.


Genre: Western

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