No Place That Far

A man on the run can't escape his past, or himself.
J.D. Hooper, haunted by a killing in Kentucky and enemies in Tennessee, seeks refuge in the 1908 American Southwest. As an enforcer for powerful men, he leaves a trail of evil deeds. In Memphis, he meets Pancho Villa, but can't escape his past. He heads to Bisbee, Arizona, triggering an inferno in his wake.

Hounded by the law, J.D. tries to turn the corner, but a railroad detective closes in. Can he outrun his demons? This historical crime novel explores themes of violence, redemption, and the search for a new life. For fans of gritty, suspenseful, and character-driven stories set in the American West.