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""Slips into your consciousness like a dream and doesn't let go ... tearing at your emotions with old-school storytelling of the highest order."" -M. William Phelps, New York Times bestselling author of They Came for Blood When justice is blind, vengeance sees clearly. Marion Tullos hunts men-the kind who traffic in flesh, steal innocence, and leave devastation in their wake. She brings them to justice or delivers judgment. The choice is theirs. Marion and her battle-scarred uncle, Lummy Tullos, follow a trail of terror carved deep across the Western landscape. Every town, every saloon, every shadowed road brings them closer to a single name whispered with dread: The Buyer. Ruthless and untouchable, he is the one-eyed man who has made himself king in a land of the blind. Once a victim herself, Marion knows all too well the cost of letting evil go unchallenged. But vengeance is only part of the fight. Every mile tests her courage, every confrontation threatens to drag her into darkness, and every choice could cost her the one thing she has never allowed herself.... hope. Fast, fierce, and relentless, Will Rogers Medallion-winning author Anthony Wood delivers an unflinching story of one woman's quest to strike down those who prey on the innocent. In a world that has lost its sight, Marion Tullos is the reckoning.

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""Anthony Wood writes a terrific story that grabs readers from the outset. In Land of the Blind, he continues the exploration of the west from an often overlooked point of view, that of the strong women who helped settle this great country. Woods' insight into the spirit of those who lived in such difficult times brings this novel to life, and his detailed narrative from a different point of view give us a full and readable account of reality and human cruelty."" -Reavis Z. Wortham, New York Times Bestselling Author of Comancheria

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Anthony Wood grew up in historic Natchez, Mississippi, fueling a life-long love of history. Not long after high school, he lived and worked in Alaska for several years. He returned to the South and ministered for nearly three decades among the poor, homeless, and incarcerated. Leading an effort that planted five urban churches inspired him to co-author Up Close and Personal: Embracing the Poor about his work in Memphis, Tennessee. He also authored a number of articles and stories about inner city ministry.Anthony is a member of Turner's Battery, a Civil War re-enactment group, the Civil War Roundtable of Arkansas, and the White County Creative Writers group. His short stories and poetry have won multiple awards and have been published in Saddlebag Dispatches, The Vault of Terror, and The Avocet: A Journal of Nature Poetry, and a number of anthologies. One of those stories, ""Not So Long in the Tooth,"" won a Will Rogers Medallion in 2021. Anthony was also the Arkansas Writers' Hall of Fame inductee for 2024.When not writing, Anthony enjoys roaming and researching historical sites, camping and kayaking on the Mississippi River, and being with family. Anthony, and his wife, Lisa, live in Arkansas.

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