Part 1 The spring sun beat down hard on the dusty main street of Wetstone when Jed Boon dragged his…

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Part 1 Judge Horus Bradock called it mercy. The crowd in the courthouse square called it entertainment. Abigail Yoder, standing…

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At six in the morning, with the first gray light sliding over the cracked roofs of Redemption, Nevada, Coleman Drake…

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By the time the roar of fifty Harley-Davidson engines rolled across the athletic field at Oak Creek High, the richest…

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At 9:01 p.m., the microwave clock told Leo everything the grown-ups in his life kept pretending not to see. The…

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At 3:47 in the morning, with Montana buried under a fog so thick it looked like the sky had come…

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“Just leave that target. It’s impossible.” Austin Krieg said it loudly enough for the entire firing line to hear, and…

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    “Don’t come any closer.” Dr. Amanda Sterling froze so suddenly the rope at her waist swung against the…

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  The answer forced officials to look hard at the systems that had failed to bridge the gap. State authorities…

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  sychological captivity, and that did not respond to time the way bruises do. There is a heartbreaking image associated…

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