Out of the Darkness
by Robert D. McKee
The year is 1900. Micah McConners returns home to Probity, Wyoming, to practice law and discovers things have changed since he's been away. There's a new prosecutor in town who has a real dislike for Micah's boyhood friend, Dr. Chester Hedstrom. In an effort to help a patient, Chester has intentionally violated the law, and this prosecutor is eager to see that Chester goes to prison. Out of the Darkness is a sweeping story of violence and the nature of justice—a doctor's responsibility to his patient, and a lawyer's responsibility to his client. It is a story of forbidden love, and of a terrified young woman finding her courage. Ultimately it is a story of the twentieth century from an early and innocent perspective.