Dividing Down the Sunlight

"Nebraska, 1878.Charlie Aintree is the best manhunter in the Panhandle, tracking fugitives for the army out of Fort Robinson. After a U.S. marshal blocks him from collecting his latest quarry, he stumbles upon a massacred family of settlers—and a lone survivor he must race to save, against time he does not have.As he searches for answers to violent questions, a thread of corruption begins to emerge, and the ghosts of his tortured youth return to haunt him. Promises must be kept. Debts repaid. And when a band of Northern Cheyenne on the run from Indian Territory are brought to the fort, he finds his world hanging suddenly, precariously, upon a cliff’s edge.To endure what follows, he must be prepared to sacrifice all that he has, and all that he is—passing through cold, blood, and fire, into a land where death follows the sun."Set against the backdrop of the Northern Cheyenne Exodus of 1878–79, DIVIDING DOWN THE SUNLIGHT is a novel that moves between genres and will appeal to readers of traditional westerns, anti-westerns, and anyone drawn to the darker corners of the American Frontier. Read more