Bass Reeves

In "The Price of Justice," the extraordinary life of Bass Reeves unfolds, detailing his journey from slavery on an Arkansas plantation to becoming the most prolific Deputy U.S. Marshal in American history. Operating under "Hanging Judge" Isaac Parker, Reeves captured over 3,000 outlaws, renowned for his masterful disguises and sharpshooting skills. Amid his legendary pursuits in the lawless West, Reeves confronts a heartbreaking dilemma when his son is charged with murder, shining a light on the deeper struggles of justice and personal sacrifice. This novel aims to restore Reeves' legacy, presenting him not just as a figure of history, but as a symbol of resilience and integrity in the face of overwhelming odds.