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One month after the lights went out, Dylan Marshall is being hunted through the Colorado high country by a man who never hurries.
Rooster McClintock doesn't chase. He goes and stands where you're going to be. He took the town's pharmacy in the second week and now eighty people call him a savior because their children need pills he keeps under a pavilion.
Marshall has fourteen rounds, a bullet wound, and a poem in his coat pocket about the two dogs living inside him: one too gentle to survive, one that would eat the world. He has spent twenty-four years keeping them balanced. He is running out of reasons to.
Then he finds Anya Mueller cooking trout over a hidden fire. She carries her father's gun and a list of names, and the man she loved was killed by Rooster over an argument about a water pump.
They fall in love in a country where love is the most dangerous thing you can carry. Because loving someone means there is now something that can be taken from you.