PRAIRIE FEVER

The Western trail can be a risky one, but for one destitute lawman, it’s a road to redemption. For three troubled women, it’s a journey toward hope. And for one female outlaw, it’s as good a place as any to keep running.

In Clearwater, Preston Biggs (Kevin Sorbo, Hercules) was once the law. That was before his wife died and grief drove him to the bottle. Now, he’s prone to whiskey-fuelled fights like the one that just tore up a saloon and put him behind bars with a debt for the damage. The sheriff’s offered Preston a deal to pay it off—escort, safely back to civilisation for help, three women suffering from “prairie fever”: Lettie, stark-raving mad after having tried to kill her husband; Abigail, a whimpering new bride too young to handle harsh prairie life; and Blue, a Bible-quoting farmer’s wife who just snapped one strange and violent night. For Preston, it’s going to be quite a trek.

Along the treacherous prairie plains, Preston comes upon Olivia (Jamie Anne Allman, The Shield)—beautiful sharp, armed, desperate, and on the run from her vengeful partner, Monte (Golden Globe nominee Lance Henriksen, Aliens). Stranded in the middle of nowhere, she needs a lift. By chance, Preston could use her. The outlaw happens to have an empathetic way with Preston’s charges. The soft spot she develops for Preston is working wonders too. Little do they know, their trail is being tracked. Monte has his own killer reasons. So does Blue’s ruthless husband. But one drunken gunfighter and four desperate women prove a mighty force to be reckoned with.

Join this unusual band of outcasts fighting for their lives in Prairie Fever, a story of redemptive love, gripping adventure, and the rousing pioneer spirit.