What he doesn't know is that his life can never be the same again.With a crazy ex-girlfriend on the loose and a stalker I’ve been reading (and occasionally re-reading) T.R. Pearson since his debut novel, A Short History of A Small Place, and he never fails to entertain. Here, he wanders away from his usual locale (20th and 21st century rural South) to the wild, western American frontier of the 19th century. I recently read another book that had a similar setting, which I described it as part coming-of-age, part picaresque, and totally dark. And here, Pearson has given us an adventure that is part coming-of-age, part picaresque, and totally humorous, despite many episodes of gruesome violence. His narratives and dialogues can be pithy or expansive, but are always entertaining. Yes, the plot, with a band of misfit characters, beggars belief, but it’s plausible enough to justify his command of language. Emily Cole a simple bubbly, serious/fashion minded 22 year old from Seattle that stays in new York and works for one of the prestigious company in NewYork . Her family is everything to her, her mom, dad, sister not forgetting her bestie Susan .Working in the finance department as an assistant to the financial advisor. An incident occurs and she's promoted to the personal assistant for the boss. Her life becomes a roller coaster of drama as she not only falls in love with her boss, but also managed to get a few enemies