When a gold miner’s death is pinned on a Prohibition-era liquor peddler, can she count on those around her to help prove her innocence?
Pony Gulch, Montana, 1927. Delores Bailey takes no sass and pulls no punches. But when the wily moonshiner finds her only friend gunned down, she’s not surprised when the accusing fingers point her way. And with her only alibi reluctant to confess to an illicit nightly nip, she fears she may have to skip town to save her own skin.
Hesitant to trust anyone after years of self-imposed seclusion, an unexpected ally and her own loyalty convince Delores to stay and confront the leery townsfolk. And when her dogged search for information unearths a shocking clue, it might be the line between staying alive and getting riddled with bullets.
Can Delores flush out the killer before she’s shot full of holes?