When a Texas rancher faces eviction by the government, his resistance sparks a movement against tyranny in this novel by the USA Today–bestselling authors.

G. W. Brannock is proud to be a rancher, a West Texan, and a American. The land he owns has been in his family for generations. But when the IRS claims he owes a fortune in back taxes—and some stiffs from the Bureau of Land Management tell him his family's deed is invalid—G.W. refuses to stand down. This land is his land, and there's only one way the government can take it: over his dead body . . .

The battle lines are drawn. The feds hit G. W. with everything they've got, from legal threats to sabotage to hired thugs. All G. W.'s got is his grandson Kyle and feisty lawyer Miranda Stephens. But when his story makes the national news, a veritable army of ordinary citizens rises up to join the cause. To fight against tyranny. To live free or die . . .