Outlaw

Outlaw by Charles G. West, published by National Geographic Books on November 29, 2022, is a historical fiction novel that immerses readers in the tumultuous world of the Old West. This edition spans 288 pages and is presented in English. The narrative follows Matt Slaughter, a Confederate sniper whose conscience weighs heavily after the war. After deserting the army with his brother Owen, they return home only to find their lives irrevocably changed by betrayal and violence.
Readers will find a gripping tale of survival and moral complexity as Matt takes the blame for a crime he did not commit, leading him to flee westward. The story explores themes of loyalty and justice as Matt and another fugitive navigate a landscape filled with danger and conflict. With elements of action and adventure, Outlaw delves into the lives of men who refuse to conform to the ruthless expectations of their time, offering a unique perspective on the struggles faced by those branded as outlaws.
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A good man becomes a wanted one in this gripping tale of the Old West from Spur Award-winning author Charles G. West.
When war came to the Shenandoah Valley, Matt Slaughter and his older brother, Owen, joined the Confederate army. But three years defending his homeland as a sniper has weighed heavily on Matt’s conscience. With the cause lost, the brothers desert—only to find upon their arrival home that Owen’s farm has fallen into the hands of swindlers.
When Owen accidentally kills a Union officer, Matt takes the blame. But now—facing a sham trial and a noose—he escapes to the west, where he saves the life of another fugitive down-and-outer. Both men are a breed apart from other outlaws. Neither kills for pleasure or steals for profit. But that doesn’t matter to the cold-blooded men who are going to give them hell to pay—and get the same in return….
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