Billy the Kid is an Irish street rat, born and raised in the Washington Heights neighborhood of New York City, who gets by on guts and street smarts. He does the odd job for anyone willing to pay, a modern-day problem-solver, a Mister Fix-It, who's services you won't find in the Yellow Pages. As the weather turns colder, Billy finds warmth and comfort under the sheets with a young woman named Anna, a match made in Heaven but doomed for Hell, for Anna is the daughter of Russian crime boss Ivan, and Ivan is none too happy when he hears the news of this budding romance. Quicker than you can eat a bowl of borsch, Billy has a price on his head, and it's going to take every ounce of his street wiles to get him out of this problem. "Blood Red Russian Moon" is the first in the Billy the Kid Chronicles, a series of novellas following this crazy Mick bastard anti-hero as he navigates through life with all the finesse of a runaway locomotive. William D. Holland is the author of the Billy the Kid Chronicles as well as four other full-length novels and one non-fiction, "The Ultimate Writing Guide." All of his books can be found on Amazon.