John McConnell has killed three men. Granted, they had it coming, but three was plenty.
Reconciled with his daughter, dating a beautiful woman he doesn't deserve, stolen money in the bank, McConnell's ready to hang up his guns. But the militant cabal known as the American Doctrine for Democracy are still murdering Americans for greed and empire. Which is enough for the reclusive hacker Mitch Bullock to convince McConnell that his killing days aren't behind him just yet.
What can two men do against a doctrine?
Not much. But you try anyway. Have gun will travel, McConnell returns to the shadowy highways and byways of America to unleash more vigilante justice.
Killing bad people for good reasons is still murder. Reporter Elise Hutchens wants the Travelin' Soldier's story. FBI agent Oral Duffield wants to put him behind bars before his mandatory retirement. The Doctrine just want him dead, an endgame that has become an obsession for Tan, the mad man ordered by the General to hunt down and kill McConnell. With prejudice.
McConnell must play a life-and-death game of cat and mouse.
But who's the cat? And who's the mouse?
