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The Edge of Redemption

The Edge of Redemption

Moore, James
Moore, Katherine

Paperback

Mystery & ThrillerWesterns

ISBN13: 9798252363103
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Mar 16 2026
Pages: 176
Weight: 0.54
Height: 0.38 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
When the coal mine in Harwick's Crossing, Nova Scotia announces the layoff of over a hundred workers, a quiet and enigmatic man named Eli Ironwood finds himself drawn into leading a desperate group of displaced miners toward a new life. Alongside the sharp and strategic Abigail Carrington, the steady giant Josiah Blackwood, a reckless young man named Caleb Hawthorne, and a handful of others-each carrying their own wounds and secrets-Eli organizes a daring robbery of the company store and leads the group south across the border. What begins as an act of survival quickly evolves into a life lived outside the law-the gang moving through the forests of the border country, the small towns of the Midwest, and the sprawling chaos of a gold rush boomtown-robbing banks and dodging bounty hunters while the posse and the past close in from behind.

As the group pushes west toward Washington Territory with a growing bounty on their heads, the journey forces each member to reckon with who they are and what they've left behind. Eli, a man of careful silences and hard-earned skills, carries the heaviest burden: the knowledge that somewhere in Washington lives a son he has never met, and a woman he once loved and abandoned. The open road strips away every pretense, testing the loyalty of the group from within-through mounting pressure, moral compromise, and the corrosive weight of desperate choices. All the while, Eli navigates a tangle of duty and regret: his growing feelings for Abigail, the pull of the life he abandoned, and the existence of a boy whose very presence gives weight to every decision he makes about whether a man like him can ever truly change course.

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