Rich Bruno, once a nineteen-year-old Miner, now has the opportunity to move from his poor Home City of Adlington to the wealthier Market City of Espington. He and a group of young Miners are transported via carriage to their new life. En route to Espington, the carriage is struck by a wood bomb. Several Miners are injured, a few are killed, and Bruno believes he sees a mysterious red-haired man that may or may not have been on the carriage to begin with. 
     Getting to Espington was not easy for Bruno.
     Starting a new life there will be even harder.

I hope you enjoy Book One of the Piner Trilogy.

The Ones Who Live in Espington

 Espington had been repaired of all its damages including the tram and the bridge. None of the Tram Guard, nor any other bodies, had been recovered in the wreckage, and Stewart Station—renamed after the late conductor—remained closed until its grand reopening. The North Espington Hangar was fully drained and restored. Several more bodies, including Mage Nelson, had been discovered from the Hangar Ambush flood, increasing the already-haunting death toll. Two bodies had never been found; the lives of Lyle Beverwyck and Jim Foxford were seemingly nonexistent, with the circulating rumor that the Gators had fully consumed them both. There was enough of Nurse Nicole and Cristal Vega to have proper, closed-casket burials. Any and all secret passageways to the Espington sewage systems were sealed off completely. Julius would Title a new Boss Plumber in the coming days. 


The Aftermath