U.S. Marshal Elias Cole has spent years tracking killers across the unforgiving Arizona frontier. But when his pursuit leads him to a town that appears on no map, he finds something far worse than the outlaw he came to capture.
Six men hang from the gallows.
They should be dead.
One of them opens his eyes.
Red Hollow has rules. Don't travel after dark. Don't trust the road. And whatever you hear beneath the church, don't answer it.
As Cole searches for a way out, he discovers that the people trapped in the town are hiding secrets of their own—and that something has been watching them from beneath the earth for far longer than anyone knows.
Then the disappearances begin.
Memories start to unravel.
And Cole realizes that the horrors haunting Red Hollow may not be interested in killing him at all.
They may want him to remember.
In a forgotten corner of the American frontier, something ancient is waiting beneath the dust.
And it has been waiting a very long time.
Enter Red Hollow.
But be warned: once the town knows your name, leaving may no longer be an option.
Roman Hale lives with his wife, their five daughters and their dog Navy