Eli Warren walks the shadowed streets of Vicksburg, every corner alive with pursuit. The city itself seems to conspire against him, tightening its alleys toward a reckoning he can’t yet see.

Among Wolves

On the edge of the frontier, justice is a matter of survival. Elias Walker never came west looking for trouble, but trouble found him—first in the form of outlaws, then in the uneasy balance between soldiers and the Lakota. With winter pressing close and the land offering no mercy, he is forced to navigate shifting loyalties, hard choices, and the thin line between law and survival.

At her wedding, she is the only one who notices them—rows of mirrors, tall and mismatched, encircling the garden. Each holds a reflection that shouldn’t exist: other moments, other lives, other versions of herself. As vows are spoken and dances turn beneath the tent’s light, the mirrors close in, showing futures that have not yet happened and memories that are not her own.