The Farrow Gang robs banks with great success, but when Evan Langer is allowed to join, he unsettles things. Young and suffering the recent loss of his outlaw older brother, Evan is in need not only of new partners in crime, but friendship and solace.<br><br>Both Wade Farrow and Roy Fitch, gang leaders and sexual partners, take note of Evan, but it’s Roy who orchestrates time alone, where he finds Evan an eager partner. As the gang continues their robbing, Roy finds himself falling deeply for Evan while in turn resisting Wade. Tensions build between the men, and there seems no solution in sight, until the law steps in.

Gunned Down

Evan is big enough to allow some minutes before he follows and he sits away from me at the table. As talkgoes around, I offer how I’d gambled and caroused all night in Greenlee.


As others tell of similar experiences, most of which we’d witnessed, there’s laughter, which I welcome, because it allows me to keep an eye on Evan and Jack. What I find by meal’s end is that I’m alone in my concern. Evan chows down, looking innocent, while Jack appears a bit too sure of himself. I scarcely taste my food.


Noble announces that he’s got fresh stock coming in today and will need us to help out. All agree to this and I welcome the diversion. Horses can comfort a man, being mostly good-natured, and the day passes in culling and rebranding.


Chapter 11