Blueland

April 1865.

Before the Civil War draws its final breath, Captain Alden Zur deserts the Union Army with three hardened soldiers: men fleeing the brutality of what they’ve seen, haunted by what they’ve done.

With his family in tow, Alden leads them west—not in search of hope, but distance from a nation unraveling.

The journey is unforgiving. Hunger gnaws. Violence stalks. Lawlessness erodes any semblance of order. Trust becomes a gamble, mercy a risk, and with every mile, Alden and his men are driven to choices that strip away what remains of their souls.

In the wilds of Colorado, they find Blueland, a place brimming with opportunity, but only for those willing to fight for it. Winters bite hard, rivalries turn deadly, and justice is carved out at gunpoint. Here, they build lives from dust and blood, raising families in a land that demands everything and forgives nothing.

Blueland is a story of honor, loyalty, and friendship forged on the razor’s edge between civilization and savagery—where the war doesn’t end.

It simply moves west.