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SUBTRACTION: In the alkali flats of 1869 Colorado Territory, Clara Kane counts.Seventeen names. Seventeen men who burned her parents alive and left her and her brother for dead. Half-Chinese and orphaned at ten, Clara has spent twelve years turning grief into geometry: every bullet drop, every wind drift, every heartbeat between shots. The mathematics don't lie. They never do.Now the last ten targets are gathered in the desert city of New Rome. One final night. One perfect count.But when her brother reappears after twelve years-alive, disguised, and working for the man who destroyed them-Clara's precision begins to fracture. And at the moment she needs it most, the mathematics fail her.What remains is a woman who has counted everything except the cost of becoming the thing she hunts.A haunting literary Western about revenge, identity, and what we measure when the world refuses to measure us.
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Peter Gibson and Stephenson Crossley are creative partners with over fifty years of combined experience in film, television, and development. Peter Gibson has produced films, TV, commercials, and theater. Mentored by Joseph Papp, he founded Cottontail Films-producing award-winning campaigns for Mercedes and Vogue, films including Kill Your Darlings and Free, and the Broadway production of The Ten Commandments. He has also developed original IPs, including Nezha and BugStar. He lives in Los Angeles and is blessed with a wife, a daughter and two sons. Stephenson Crossley is an award-winning location manager. His projects include Nocturnal Animals, Transformers, Homecoming, Dead to Me, Borat, Fear The Walking Dead, and It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia. His great grandfather was the Broadway Producer Florenz Ziegfeld and his great grandmother, Billie Burke, played Glinda the Good Witch. He lives in Los Angeles with his wife and two headstrong teenagers. Peter and Stephenson recently created the TV series The Mountain and co-authored the novella Subtraction.
