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Palisade, Nevada-July 1878 The sheriff of Elko County stands in the Lind family home on the outskirts of town on a hot, dry Sunday morning. He's staring at Meg Lind, dead on the kitchen floor, a single bullet ripped through her chest. Earlier, her brute-of-a-husband, Daniel, was found standing over her body with revolver in hand. Their daughter, seven-year old Allie, is left without a parent to care for her. The sheriff reluctantly steps in to rescue Allie from the evil of the town-and in doing so forever binds them. Over the following several years, the sheriff, Allie, and Daniel are all…mehr

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Palisade, Nevada-July 1878 The sheriff of Elko County stands in the Lind family home on the outskirts of town on a hot, dry Sunday morning. He's staring at Meg Lind, dead on the kitchen floor, a single bullet ripped through her chest. Earlier, her brute-of-a-husband, Daniel, was found standing over her body with revolver in hand. Their daughter, seven-year old Allie, is left without a parent to care for her. The sheriff reluctantly steps in to rescue Allie from the evil of the town-and in doing so forever binds them. Over the following several years, the sheriff, Allie, and Daniel are all forced to face their unsettled pasts. Destinies ultimately collide in a rush back to Palisade for final confrontations, where good and bad come face-to-face-sometimes within the same person. Let Go the Reins is a gritty, tense, and deeply moving western, yet ultimately a beautiful story set in the Old West town of Palisade, Nevada, and stretching into Arizona, California, and Wyoming.
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John D. Hughes is a writer and author based in Washington state. Let Go the Reins is John's third book, and his first novel. He previously wrote and published Haunting the CEO, a leadership fable, as well as Unselling, his guide for independent management consultants. John was born in Aspen, Colorado and grew up in a small town in western, Ohio. He and his wife live a simple, small-farm life in Ridgefield, Washington.