Gone Rogue : A Western Frontier Story (The Saga of Southwest Western)

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Hale Rutherford has hunted dangerous men before, but never one like this. Kinsey Galway was a Pinkerton, until he spent six months riding with the worst outlaw gangs in the territory and decided he liked their side better. Now he commands a network of killers, couriers, and bought men embedded so deep in ordinary life that no posse could dig them out. The Pinkertons want him back. Alive, if possible. Dead, if necessary. And they're sending one man to do it. Hale Rutherford. Hale has no badge and no backup. It’s just him, riding alone into a web built by a former lawman who knows every trick in the book because he helped write it. Ruby Haines has survived places most women never set foot in. When Hale's hunt tears through the outlaw camp holding her captive, she doesn't just escape. She fights. And she notices what others miss. Faces, patterns, tells—Ruby reads men better than Hale reads tracks, and that gives him an edge he never expected. But Galway doesn't run. He adapts. Every trap Hale sets, Galway sees coming. He’s not hiding anymore, he’s waiting. How do you hunt a man who set the trap you're walking into? A standalone Historical Western Adventure by James Leonard. A Western Adventure of relentless action and hardship, threaded with Western Romance—readable in any order.

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Gone Rogue : A Western Frontier Story (The Saga of Southwest Western): content & age rating

Intended for adult readers (18+).

This Western romance features strong violence with gunfights and manhunting, a captive heroine who fights for survival, and a slow-burn romantic thread. The harsh frontier setting includes outlaw gangs, danger, and morally complex characters.