The Unforgiven (Paperback)

Alan N. Webber

ISBN 13: 9798295679896

Published by Alan N Webber, 2026

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Paperback. Tim Harrison has survived prison, violence, and the kind of choices that don't stay buried. But survival doesn't mean freedom.Back on the road with his dog Rory for company, Tim discovers that the highway never forgets and neither do the men he crossed along the way. Old debts resurface, gangs don't forgive, and every mile forward threatens to drag him back into a life he's desperate to leave behind.The Unforgiven is the final chapter in the Tim Harrison Trilogy a raw, relentless story about consequence, loyalty, and the weight a man carries long after the damage is done. This isn't a tale of redemption wrapped in a bow. It's about endurance. About living with what you've done when the law can't touch you, but your conscience never lets go.Inspired by the brotherhood and moral gray zones of Sons of Anarchy, and grounded in the unforgiving reality of life on the road, The Unforgiven asks a simple question: Can a man ever outrun what he's done or does he just learn to carry it better? This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: The Unforgiven (Paperback)
• Publisher: Alan N Webber
• Publication Date: 2026
• Language: English
• ISBN 13: 9798295679896
• Binding: Paperback
• Condition: new

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Synopsis

Tim Harrison has survived prison, violence, and the kind of choices that don't stay buried. But survival doesn't mean freedom.

Back on the road with his dog Rory for company, Tim discovers that the highway never forgets and neither do the men he crossed along the way. Old debts resurface, gangs don't forgive, and every mile forward threatens to drag him back into a life he's desperate to leave behind.

The Unforgiven is the final chapter in the Tim Harrison Trilogy a raw, relentless story about consequence, loyalty, and the weight a man carries long after the damage is done. This isn't a tale of redemption wrapped in a bow. It's about endurance. About living with what you've done when the law can't touch you, but your conscience never lets go.

Inspired by the brotherhood and moral gray zones of Sons of Anarchy, and grounded in the unforgiving reality of life on the road, The Unforgiven asks a simple question:

Can a man ever outrun what he's done or does he just learn to carry it better?