pDarkness is an attribute most of us rally against. It can consume. It can achieve. But if we so choose, it can also be held at bay. Enter Bishop Rider and the evil he's chosen to obliterate since his family is taken from him. Operating outside the law, circumventing a system beyond repair, Bishop stalks this darkness the only way he knows how. Not only because these men deserve what he's become, but because of a message he attempted to create has come back to haunt him, now, after all these years. It's this story, along with other, unconnected tales that populate emAll of them to Burnem.br br Come, meet Rider for the first time. Come, meet Rider for the last time.br br Come, watch the darkness burn.br br Praise for ALL OF THEM TO BURN br br Beau Johnson has done to his fiction what street thugs do to their victims he holds it down and beats it for all its worth. I mean that in a good way. No, in a emgreatem way. Few authors are out there stamping their words onto the page the