Five Years Later Tom let the horse have its foot back before picking up the next, getting back to work shoeing the animal. It was slow, backbreaking work, but he’d put it off long enough. With summer just around the corner, it was time to get the horses ready to move the cattle. He heard […]
The woods had grown so tall, some days it felt like they might topple and crush the world beneath. Luke craned his neck at the last round of light filtering down through the Douglas firs. They were amber, yellow, and the color of varnish caught in a bottle. For a second, he just watched it. […]
Extended EpilogueAn Inheritance of Vengeance I WANT THE EXTENDED EPILOGUE Copyright © {2026} Regal Quill Publishing | All Rights Reserved.
Two years later Dallas, Texas “Look, Burwell, they’re just like Kit at that age. Aren’t they just the spit and image of him?” Kit watched in quiet satisfaction as his parents passed the twins between them, the two little boys that he and Pat had just brought into the world. His tall, grown brothers, […]
Extended EpilogueRaised on Enemy Land I WANT THE EXTENDED EPILOGUE Copyright © {2026} Regal Quill Publishing | All Rights Reserved.
The settlement hadn’t changed much in two years. It had the same flat-roofed adobe houses, the same half-fallen church roof nobody had gotten around to fixing. And the damned salt flats leading to them sure as hell hadn’t changed much, either. Isaac had ridden them a lot more than he’d wanted to in the last […]
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Extended EpilogueAvenger of the Burnt Village I WANT THE EXTENDED EPILOGUE Copyright © {2026} Regal Quill Publishing | All Rights Reserved.
25 Years Later “Is that everything?” Ohanzee asked as he put the last crate in the back of the wagon. “I think so.” Liz tapped her fingertip against her chin as she looked it all over. Her eyes then slid to Ohanzee. “What?” “You’re beautiful,” he told her. He’d been staring, and he didn’t mind […]
Standing on his front porch four years later, Ben waved goodbye to Wayne and Nicholas as they rode away. Nick had twisted his torso and was waving frantically, screaming, “Bye, Uncle Ben! Bye-bye! Bye-bye!” “Bye, Little Nick!” Ben shouted back at the top of his lungs. It was a shame to see them leave but […]
