A Tale of Twenty-One

The town of Freewater is a backwater place with little else but farmland, a few shops, and a killer hiding in the hills outside of town. Twenty people had tried their hand at claiming the bounty on Riley "Red" Mason, and the town's Reverend buried those twenty. Now a new gunslinger rides into town with a revolver upon his waist and a wanted poster in his pocket. Will this man rid the town of their plague or will he just be the twenty-first stranger the Reverend buries? One way or another, there will be twenty-one graves by the end of this. From the author of "One More Night" and "Corrosive Dreams", this Western is a tale that may feel familiar to many people. However, once you look past the familiar you will find a story with nuance and meaning. "A Tale of Twenty-One" is itself a series of stories told by the people of Freewater to the stranger. With multiple viewpoints, voices, and narrators, it is a story to get lost in.