Three thousand miles apart, Oregon mill owner, Robert Carlisle, and New York City freight company proprietor, James Longley, were each marked for death. Carlisle and Longley had a secret past. Years earlier they had been hunted by an elite posse that was more interested in Western justice than courtroom procedure. The posse was set loose to wipe out the Hole in the Wall Gang, who had been amazingly successful in the robbing of the Union Pacific Railroad. In order to save themselves, Carlisle and Longley left the country. They eventually returned, each melting into the everyday life of a successful businessman.

But now it was more than just killing two men. The E.H. Harriman Company was desperate to recover a journal written by E.H. himself that chronicled his early days as an aide to a powerful cabinet member in the Lincoln presidency.

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A former entrepreneur and marketing executive, Charlie Mac lives in Colorado and is the author of four novels.

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