Longarm #414 Longarm in the Dark

Longarm #414 Longarm in the Dark by Tabor Evans is a 192-page novel published by National Geographic Books on April 30, 2013. This edition presents a gripping narrative where the protagonist, Longarm, finds himself in a dire situation after being severely beaten and left for dead. Rescued by a family of Good Samaritans, he struggles with amnesia, unable to recall his identity or the events leading to his condition. As he ventures into the mining town of Jensenville, he encounters familiar faces who recognize him as James Stevens, despite his own confusion.

In this story, readers will follow Longarm’s quest to regain his memory while grappling with the threat posed by those who wish to finish what they started. The narrative intertwines elements of action and adventure within a historical Western setting, creating a backdrop for Longarm’s journey of self-discovery. As he navigates the challenges of his forgotten past, the tension builds, leading to a confrontation with the dangers that lurk in the shadows. This edition offers an engaging exploration of identity and survival in a world where the past can be as perilous as the present.