Drifter

By: Colt Robertson, Wyatt Steele

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

“There’s no justice in the world. Only the dust, the blood, and what a man can carry until he drops.”
Drifter is a novel of violence, decay, and what remains when redemption is no longer possible.

Luke Scott is a drifter with nothing left to lose—not his name, not his past, not even the world he walks. Set in the blistering aftermath of the American Civil War, Drifter is a stark and brutal tale of a man who represents something greater—and more broken—than himself.

When Scott rides into the dead-end town of Perdition, the sun is high, his pockets are empty, and the land itself seems to groan under the weight of history. Hunted by men who want what's left of him, and haunted by something far older and darker, Scott moves through a world on the cusp of its own unraveling—one fire-blackened town, one blood-soaked trail at a time.

But Scott isn’t just a man. He is the world. Used up. Carved out. And still being bled.

With echoes of Cormac McCarthy’s Blood Meridian, the sparse poetry of The Road, and the mythic bleakness of early biblical exile, Drifter is a novel of violence, decay, and what remains when redemption is no longer possible.

One road. No redemption. Just what’s left.
Grab Drifter now and ride straight into the silence.