A Wagon Train Through Hell
(2026)(A book in the Sagas of the Wild Plains series)
A novel by Henry McConley
Reese Bolden takes one last outlaw job to save his father’s farm. The robbery turns bloody, the money comes too late, and Reese leaves Grey Rock with nothing but guilt and a ruthless gang hunting him down.
Jane Sinclair survives an ambush that leaves everyone around her dead. Rescued by Reese and his companions, she joins their wagon train east, but she knows the trail is no safer than what she left behind.
With outlaws closing in, deadly river crossings ahead and betrayal hiding among the wagons, Reese will soon realize that sometimes the greatest danger isn't the man chasing you; it's the person riding beside you.
Tropes: Wagon Train, Former Outlaw, Damsel in Distress, Redemption Story
"A Wagon Train Through Hell" is a historical adventure novel of approximately 70,000 words. No cliffhangers, only pure unadulterated action.
Genre: Western
Jane Sinclair survives an ambush that leaves everyone around her dead. Rescued by Reese and his companions, she joins their wagon train east, but she knows the trail is no safer than what she left behind.
With outlaws closing in, deadly river crossings ahead and betrayal hiding among the wagons, Reese will soon realize that sometimes the greatest danger isn't the man chasing you; it's the person riding beside you.
Tropes: Wagon Train, Former Outlaw, Damsel in Distress, Redemption Story
"A Wagon Train Through Hell" is a historical adventure novel of approximately 70,000 words. No cliffhangers, only pure unadulterated action.
Genre: Western
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