The year is 1874. Fortune is now Deputy
Marshall in Banjo Flats, Dakota Territory. The circus is in town and a gypsy fortune teller warns her that a stranger is on his way to find her. That same day, a man does ride into town. His name is Tristan Roy. He arrives in Banjo Flats with two companions, one a Métis scout, the other a confederate soldier who cannot speak. Fortune knows, without asking, that Tristan is her long-lost twin brother.
The year is 1874. Fortune is now Deputy
Marshall in Banjo Flats, Dakota Territory. The circus is in town and a gypsy fortune teller warns her that a stranger is on his way to find her. That same day, a man does ride into town. His name is Tristan Roy. He arrives in Banjo Flats with two companions, one a Métis scout, the other a confederate soldier who cannot speak. Fortune knows, without asking, that Tristan is her long-lost twin brother.
The year is 1874. Fortune is now Deputy
Marshall in Banjo Flats, Dakota Territory. The circus is in town and a gypsy fortune teller warns her that a stranger is on his way to find her. That same day, a man does ride into town. His name is Tristan Roy. He arrives in Banjo Flats with two companions, one a Métis scout, the other a confederate soldier who cannot speak. Fortune knows, without asking, that Tristan is her long-lost twin brother.
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