
Book 2 of "Mizpah." Two weeks after the storm week, Gary Taylor hauls home an old scarecrow in a black Sunday coat with brass buttons, and Trevor names him Mr. Buttons before the truck even stops. Every morning the scarecrow faces west, every morning the west wheat holds one more of his kind, and none of them ever moves while anyone is watching. Shawn Taylor is about to learn that the word the dead monitor said is stitched inside a coat, and that some things cannot go home until they are whole.
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As you move through the story and make choices, your DISC personality profile takes shape across four traits:
The Bold Scout
You go first. When something in the field is wrong, you ride toward it, test it with your own hands, and hold your ground while everyone else is still deciding whether to look.
The Storyteller
You gather people the way a porch light gathers moths. You turn fear into a game, witnesses into a team, and a scary night into a story everyone is brave enough to be inside of.
The Night Watcher
You are the one who stays. Your patience outlasts the dark, your calm is the thing little brothers and scared dogs lean against, and your kindness finishes what nerve alone cannot.
The Mapmaker
You write it down, measure it twice, and trust the page over the panic. When the impossible happens by rules, you are the one who learns the rules and uses them.