What to read after Ghost Moon?

He introduced himself as Bill Bonney, but said that everyone just calls him Kid because he's only eighteen. That makes him two years older than me, but he's smooth-cheeked and lightly built and could pass for younger. I think back to the other Kid I've met-the man I killed last year. But Bill is different. I've immediately taken a liking to him. In the second installment of the Desert Legends Trilogy, Ghost Moon follows young James Doolen's story after he discovers the terrible truth about his father in Written in Blood. The year is 1878. After a chance encounter on the trail, Jim and a young Billy the Kid find work on a ranch south of the town of Lincoln, New Mexico Territory. Very soon the two are caught up in the vicious battles between two factions competing for the lucrative army contracts with nearby Fort Stanton. Jim becomes a helpless witness to cold-blooded murder and watches as Bill swears revenge and leads a gang of killers into the hills. However hard he tries, Jim can't escape the violence and is finally drawn into its bloody conclusion on the streets of Lincoln.