They found him in the dirt before the town ever spoke his name. One man dead. One man standing over him. And a third holding a gun like the matter isn't settled yet. Travis Kane didn't come to Sagebrush Crossing looking for trouble-but trouble has a way of waiting where the trail runs dry. What begins as a question turns into something harder when the truth starts shifting underfoot. Stories don't match. Men don't either. In a town that watches more than it speaks, every step carries weight. Every choice leaves a mark. Because in Sagebrush Crossing, the law isn't always written on paper-and justice doesn't come easy. Kane has walked away from worse. But this time, the line he's standing on might not hold. And once it breaks, there's no crossing back.
