Description

A violent past. A desperate escape. No place is far enough.

In 1907, J.D. Hooper seeks refuge in the American Southwest, fleeing a trail of evil deeds as an enforcer for powerful men. Hounded by the law and haunted by his own memories, he discovers a flaw smoldering at his core: a capacity for both brutality and unexpected kindness.

Can a man truly outrun his past? From the tobacco fields of Kentucky to the smoky saloons of Memphis and the harsh deserts of the Southwest, J.D. navigates a world of corruption, violence, and the ever-present threat of capture. He'll learn that some debts can't be paid, and some sins can't be washed away. In a landscape where justice is a luxury and survival is a daily battle, J.D. confronts the ultimate question: Is redemption possible, or is he forever bound to the darkness he embraces? There ain't no place that far.