Walton Young Libri

Set against the backdrop of Christmas Eve in 1919, the story explores themes of hope and redemption in a post-war world. It follows a diverse cast of characters whose lives intersect in unexpected ways, revealing their struggles and desires as they seek connection and meaning amidst the lingering effects of the Great War. The narrative captures the spirit of the season, blending nostalgia with the harsh realities of the time, ultimately highlighting the power of community and the resilience of the human spirit.

Cheyenne, 1888: Ezra McPherson is a gunfighter who cannot escape the past, and Luke Tisdale is a young doctor whose brother has been murdered. Marcus Stokesbury and Eloise Endicott are journalists who are intrigued by the mystery surrounding Ezra. Together with Richard Swearingen, a cattle baron who seeks to establish a kingdom in Wyoming, and Andrew Swearingen, a man who has killed but who is now willing to take an extraordinary step to prevent bloodshed, they all become embroiled in a story of love, greed, betrayal, and sacrifice.