Set against the backdrop of 1901 Wyoming, the narrative unfolds after the ambush killing of a fourteen-year-old boy, with suspicion falling on Tom Horn. Despite claims of confession, Horn maintained his innocence, leading to a highly publicized arrest, trial, and eventual execution that sparked a century-long controversy in the Rocky Mountains. This historical incident serves as the foundation for the novel, exploring themes of justice, truth, and the impact of public perception.
Gary L. Stuart Bücher
