Laird's Choice by Remmy Duchene

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    Cover Artist: Reese Dante
    Editor: Venus Cahill

    Laird's Choice © 2012 Remmy Duchene
    ISBN # 9781614954071
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Dedication
For Tyler C

    Trademarks Acknowledgement

    The author acknowledges the trademarked status and trademark owners of the following wordmarks mentioned in this work of fiction:

    Rolex : Rolex Watch USA, Inc.
    Stetson : John B. Stetson Company
    Guinness : Arthur Guinness, Son & Co.

    Laird's
    Choice
    Remmy
    Duchene

Prologue
    "Hey Cowboy! You leaving us?"
    Race McKade walked, chin up, eyes forward, down
    the long corridor. It'd been so long since he'd walked down them without chains around his wrists and ankles. The piece of paper in his back pocket was burning a hole in it. It was the one thing that gave him permission to take his life back. It was a piece of paper he would hold on to for the rest of his life.
    At the door, the guard stopped Race and patted his shoulder.
    "Don't come back," the guard warned. "Shit, Race, you weren't supposed to be here in the first damn place.
    Don't make it a habit."
    Race nodded but said nothing. He walked by the
    guard, stepped up to a window, and watched the man behind the bars. He was slightly balding and rummaging through a box. When he finally looked up, Race felt an overwhelming urge to shrug. Refraining, he waited for the man to give him the few things he'd been arrested with.
    "One Rolex watch—gold." He shoved the watch