Six Feet Four by Jackson Gregory, Fiction, Westerns, Historical

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In a lawless frontier, justice is often dictated by the whims of chaotic mobs rather than formal legal systems. The narrative explores the consequences of this volatile environment, where the lack of courts leads to swift, often unjust, decisions based on collective emotion rather than truth. The story delves into the fragility of innocence and the dangers of mob mentality, highlighting how easily perceptions can distort reality in small towns where order is absent.