The Long High Noon

In "The Long High Noon" by Loren D. Estleman, cowboys Randy Locke and Frank Farmer are locked in a relentless and deadly feud that has lasted for decades, leaving them physically scarred and emotionally ensnared in their quest for revenge. Their bitter rivalry takes them on an adventurous journey through the Old West, showcasing ghost towns, bustling cities, and varied landscapes, while impact on their personal lives unfolds. When approached by showman Abraham Cripplehorn to turn their conflict into a spectacle for the popular Buffalo Bill's Wild West show, both men grapple with the ultimate question: can they wait for the showdown, or is their desire for vengeance their sole purpose?