Blind Tiger

In this thrilling and gripping book written by #1 New York Times bestselling author Sandra Brown, the year 1920 arrives with a bang. Though murder, mayhem, lust, and greed are well established in the Moonshine Capitol of Texas, prohibition is the new rule of the land.

Thatcher Hutton, a jaded veteran of the war returning to his western lifestyle, leaps from a rolling freight train in an attempt to escape danger, only to find himself in more trouble than he anticipated. A local woman in Foley, Texas goes missing the day he arrives. Thatcher, the lone outsider in the community, faces suspicions of kidnapping her and more. A young widow whose gentle features belie an iron will, a crafty bootlegger, an infamous cathouse madam, a corrupt mayor, a dishonest sheriff, and rival moonshiners stand in the way of his exoneration.

For Laurel Plummer, what was meant to be a new beginning turns tragic. Laurel enters the lucrative regional sector despite being poor and determined to control her own destiny, much to the disapproval of the dominant good-old guys. Due to her rapid success, she becomes the target of cunning rivals whose only morality is retaliation. Violence breaks out, and Laurel and Thatcher, who is now deputy, find themselves on opposing sides of a moonshine war in which whiskey and blood are traded as freely as whiskey.