The One-way Trail
The One-way Trail by Max Brand, published by Leisure Books in 1998, is a work of fiction that delves into the complexities of identity and reputation. This edition spans 233 pages and is presented in English. The narrative follows Harry French, who returns to his hometown after four years, only to find that he is no longer seen as the boy he once was. Instead, he is now known as the Shifter, a gunfighter whose presence brings unease and fear to those around him.
Readers will encounter a story that explores the challenges of reconciling one’s past with the present. As Harry grapples with his new identity and the weight of his reputation, he faces the difficulty of shedding the persona that has come to define him. The themes of transformation and the impact of a notorious reputation are central to this Western tale, offering insights into the struggles of a gunslinger trying to find his place in a world that has changed.
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When Harry French left home he was just another kid looking to make his way. But when he came back four years later, things were different. He was different. Or at least the town thought so. Now nobody looked him in the eye. Conversation stopped when he walked into a room. Even his old friends were afraid of him. He wasn’t just Harry anymore…now he was the Shifter, a gunfighter who brought trouble with him wherever he went. And as hard as Harry tried, he found that a reputation was a hell of lot harder to put down than a gun.
A gunslinger tries to lose his reputation in his hometown!
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