Skulkers and Leashborns: The Legend Of Red Eyed Crawley

In a frontier where foxes, wolves, and every manner of beast walk on two legs and carry six-shooters, two worlds are about to collide. Cassidy "One-Eye" is a red fox outlaw with something to hide behind her patch — and a past she'd rather leave buried in the dust. Gabby Leashborn is a golden, privileged deputy marshal who still believes the law can save everyone. One is a Skulker. One is a Leashborn. Neither expects to need the other. And then there are the stories. Every territory has them — whispered around dying campfires, told to frighten kits into behaving. An outlaw who can't be killed. Eyes that burn red in the dark. Whole towns gone quiet overnight, with no one left to say what came through. They call him Red Eyed Crawley, and most folk swear he's just a legend. Cassidy's about to learn how badly most folk are wrong. Think Zootopia by way of a Gothic Western: a world of anthro animals, but with gunsmoke, secrets, and powers that crackle like lightning. A story about identity versus heritage, the family you choose over the one you're born to, and what it costs to break a cycle of violence.