WARNING! This book is NOT for the faint-hearted reader!It wasn’t the way he was born or brought up. Something happened. Something that turned him, mind and soul, into a case-hardened man. His was a life shaped by death. He was a man alone, living by his own personal code, and committed to violence as a means of survival. In this fourth chapter in his story, we see how Josiah C. Hedges, now known as Edge, brought his vicious brand of combat into the carnage we’ve come to refer to as our Civil War. And survivors of both sides were left with the feeling that this was a man fighting a war of his own!

Edge, a man who rides alone, comes to the Badlands of Dakota seeking the reward for a treasure in army gold stolen by a vicious group of robbers. He comes in contact with Colonel George P. Haven, one of the most despised men in the U.S. Army. Edge wants to collect the reward but finds that the Sioux have found the thieves first and slaughtered them.