The Legend of Rockwell Yates

Rockwell Yates was supposed to stay dead.
But at Kansas dawn—mean and red, “the kind of sunrise that looked less like morning and more like the sky remembering a murder”—a buried man clawed his way back into the world.
Shot. Dumped in a shallow grave. Marked with a plank that read ROCKWELL YATES SHOT DEAD. Only problem? Rock is very much alive… and someone wearing his face is out there killing in his name.
From the ghost‑struck streets of Dustwater Gulch to the outlaw canyons where the wind lies, Rock rides into a frontier twisted by tall tales, bone‑masked riders, talking coyotes, towns that move overnight, and a twin brother he never knew he had—Flint Yates, the shadow who stole his life and left him for the worms.
Every town has a story about Rock. Every story has a lie in it. And every lie leads west.
As Rock hunts the man who looks like him, talks like him, kills like him, he uncovers a legend older than blood—one carved into dead men’s boots, whispered by coyotes, and written across the sky in gunfire. The frontier isn’t big enough for both Yates brothers… and the truth buried in the Yates family Bible may damn them both.
A mythic Western saga of resurrection, revenge, and the kind of justice only the dead understand. Rockwell Yates crawled out of his grave for a reason. Now the West will learn it.