Description

Firewater

Firewater- Since Pike Shannon established a friendship with the sheriff of Warbonnet County. He has been facing challenges in selling his family’s renowned moonshine while also abiding by the law. To tackle this dilemma, he devised a plan to transport a load of whiskey barrels to the dry Pecan County. A journey that would span a week and hopefully go unnoticed by authorities. However, this plan is not without its obstacles and risks.

Pike Shannon

Pike’s beloved, Sophie Truesdale, is an active member of a temperance movement. That vehemently opposes the consumption and distribution of alcohol. She is determined to thwart Pike’s efforts by any means necessary. Adding another layer of complexity to his already precarious situation. Furthermore, a ruthless gang of rival moonshiners, who are known for their violent tendencies. Have caught wind of Pike’s scheme and posed a serious threat to his operation.

Sophie Truesdale

To make matters worse, a corrupt judge has conspired with a group of trigger-happy outlaws. To intercept and sabotage Pike’s shipment during its journey. The impending week is shaping up to be a harrowing and dangerous ordeal for Pike. With the very real possibility of bloodshed, gunfights, and the potential loss of his valuable cargo. As tensions escalate and adversaries close in, Pike must navigate a treacherous path to ensure the success of his risky venture and protect his family’s legacy.

About The Author

With a remarkable record of success, William W. Johnstone has established himself as the foremost Western writer in the United States. His exceptional talent has earned him the prestigious title of #1 bestselling author. According to both the New York Times and USA Today. Boasting an impressive sales figure of over 50 million copies. Johnstone’s books have delighted readers across the nation. Hailing from southern Missouri, he was fortunate to be raised in a nurturing environment. That instilled in him strong moral and family values. His father, a minister, and his mother, a schoolteacher, played pivotal roles in shaping his character. Despite leaving school at the tender age of fifteen. Johnstone’s determination led him to work in a carnival and later serve as a deputy sheriff before joining the army. Today, he is hailed as the unrivaled “Greatest Western writer of the 21st Century.” For more information about his remarkable literary journey, visit WilliamJohnstone.net.