The Caster and The Colt: The Deadwood Tales (The Witch and The Winchester)

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Séan Winchester has always lived by a certain set of rules, his own. But when a spree of serial murders starts rocking the small quiet town of New Bethlehem Pennsylvania, he embarks on a journey that he never expected to go down. Call it amnesia, call it whatever the hell you like, there is only one thing he knows for certain. His name is Séan, and in his soul he holds to the morals of a lawman. How does he know his name when he doesn't remember any thing else? A piece of paper with it written in handwriting that is not his own. The pieces of his past fall into his lap when he lets in a stray black cat. Or does the stray lets itself in? Not long after, a woman shows up. But this isn't just some woman.

Juniper Lovelace toes the line between good and evil a little too well. A homicide detective with a certain symbol on her badge that makes every human around her stand just a couple of feet away. She prefers that, truth be told. June has a gift that most don't. A gift you can only get from kissing death. June can see the last moments of a person's life as if she is the person herself. Kinda kick ass to have a necro-communicator as a partner when you have a Jane Doe. Her comfy little world goes seriously sideways when her partner finally comes in with a suspect after months of working serial homicide cases. But as she looks at the picture, she knows her time has run out. And this go around, she can't just leave a name on a piece of paper for him to find when he wakes up. It's time to find Séan and take him back to Deadwood.

Book One of The Witch and The Winchester Trilogy takes twisted turns through the horrors of the old west. Where the land is lawless, and men believe themselves to be gods either from the gold in their pockets, or the pistol in their hands. But not all stories have a happy ending. Will the Caster find life? Or will the Colt find death?