Jw Lollar

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The story of Elroy Leigh, a washed out shell of the man he used to be, who once shared stages with the likes of Johnny Cash and Waylon Jennings, Kris Kristofferson, until it were that the depression and soaking of alcohol consumed and claimed from him all the fame he'd obtained. For years in a remote home he'd squandered it all away to rot, including himself, including the home. Soon his young daughter escapes with a handsome stranger whom carries with him a satchel full of endless monies and a gun with names on all the bullets. Dakota, the drifter, carries vengeance in his keep drawing him closer to the murders of a list of names he keeps in his head and he will not relent until these people are all in their graves. The FBI Agent Drake Dellmone has consumed his life trying to capture Dakota. Consumed by alcohol and demons he will not stop until it explodes in a mist of blood and carnage as only it could. A story of lost chances and redemption of self destruction and slaughterous vengeance. Country Noir novelist JW Lollar is the author of 5 other novels. His works are of the plight of heart, the narrowest of bleak in man, and at once about the survival of man in the darkest of hours.