Colt Bannerman cut his teeth telling stories the way most Western men of his generation learned to shoot straight — out of necessity, and with an audience that didn't much tolerate a slow draw. Raised, by his own account, "somewhere between a cattle drive and a courtroom," Bannerman spent his early years drifting through cow towns, mining camps, and territorial capitals collecting the kind of stories that never quite made it into the official record.
He spins fast-paced tales of the American frontier — outlaws, lawmen, and drifters chasing justice across a wild and untamed territory.
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