No Honor Between Brothers

What if the man the town admires is the same man tearing it apart from the inside?

Mitch Wilder has spent his life chasing the desires that rule him. Women worship him. Friends enable him. His small Canadian town still sees the golden boy he once was, not the man slipping deeper into a life built on lies.

But when his father dies in 1967 and leaves the family shipping company in Mitch's hands, the will carries a condition that shakes him to the core. He must hire his disliked stepbrother, Tom Fleming, and within five years, Tom will own half the company if Mitch fails to meet the terms. The more Mitch fights the arrangement, the more the truth begins to unravel around him.

His secrets grow heavy. His rage sharpens. And Claire Lester, the woman who owns his heart, seems to drift closer toward the one man Mitch cannot forgive.

As brother stands against brother and jealousy ignites like dry kindling, Mitch feels the world he controls beginning to slip through his fingers.

This is the beginning of a downfall—the first crack in the mirror. The moment honor falters, and consequence starts its slow march.

Book One in the Honor Series, where truth cuts deep and redemption waits at a distance.

Perfect for readers of Allen Eskens and William Kent Krueger who crave morally tangled, character-driven historical drama.

Begin Mitch Wilder's story today and step into a world where even the strongest men crumble under the weight of their own choices.