guns aimed at Jacob. He got Leroy in the bad shoulder again and watched the man go down before the first bullet grazed his own arm. He twisted out of the path of two more bullets and fired again.
His shot missed, but someone else’s didn’t. Hunsaker fell with a cry. The horses shied and squealed. Hoofbeats pounded at the edge of the arroyo.
Serenity had ignored his warning.
“Go back!” he ordered.
“You’d better give up!” Serenity shouted from her position somewhere above them. “You’re outnumbered!”
Silas looked wildly toward Jacob and aimed his revolver at the female body at his feet. “Tell her if anyone shoots again, I’ll kill this bitch!”
Jacob lowered his gun. “Serenity!” he called. “Can you hear me?”
“I hear you. Are you all right?”
“Yes.” The slight wound on his arm was already healing, and he was too worried to feel much pain. “Don’t shoot, and tell your friend to hold her fire. They’ve got Bonnie.”
Neither Silas nor Leroy heard Serenity’s soft wail, but it tore at Jacob’s heart. He swallowed a growl and faced the two men who remained.
“I warn you,” he said, “if you hurt the woman, you’ll never get out of here alive.”
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