Táto séria sleduje osudy dvoch starých západných zákonodarcov, ktorých cesty sa pretínajú v drsnom a nebezpečnom prostredí divokého západu. Sledujte ich odvážne činy, morálne dilemy a neochvejný zmysel pre spravodlivosť, ako sa snažia udržať poriadok v krajine bez zákonov. Ponorte sa do sveta plného akcie, dobrodružstva a nezabudnuteľných postáv.
In "Appaloosa," Virgil Cole and Everett Hitch confront a ruthless rancher terrorizing a town, having already killed the marshal and a deputy. As they navigate a tense situation where emotions run high, Cole and Hitch must restore order in a lawless environment.
Relocating to an Old West saloon town, Everett Hitch takes a job protecting the women in a house of ill repute but finds his peace at the side of an old friend challenged by a hired gun and a greedy mine owner.
Determined to locate a woman he loves who inexplicably ran off, hired gunman Virgil Cole, along with deputy Everett Hitch, makes his way across New Mexico and Texas before finding her in a brothel, a situation complicated by saloon violence. By the best-selling author of Appaloosa. Reprint.
In "Appaloosa," new chief Amos Callico seeks to align with lawmen Virgil Cole and Everett Hitch for his political ambitions. However, their refusal to be bought enrages him, leading to a tense power struggle. As Callico's threats escalate, he provokes a dangerous response from the steadfast duo.
"Itinerent lawmen Virgil Cole and Everett Hitch return in a new installment of the series created by Robert B. Parker"--Provided by publisher.
The latest installment in the Cole and Hitch series introduces new challenges for the beloved characters, continuing the legacy of Robert B. Parker. Set against a backdrop of gripping suspense and intricate plots, this novel explores themes of friendship, justice, and morality. Readers can expect sharp dialogue, engaging action, and the signature wit that defines the series, making it a must-read for fans of crime fiction and those who appreciate well-crafted storytelling.
"Itinerent lawment Virgil Cole and Everett Hitch return in a new installment of the series created by Robert B. Parker"--
N ominous storm is rolling in over Appaloosa, carrying with it a band of night riders who show up at the Rio Blanco camp, where a three-hundred-foot bridge is under construction. When Appaloosa's sheriff and deputies suddenly vanish without a trace, territorial Marshals Virgil Cole and Everett Hitch saddle up to sort things out.
In this gripping installment, Virgil Cole and Everett Hitch, two itinerant lawmen, navigate the challenges of their rugged lives. The story delves into their complex relationship and the moral dilemmas they face while enforcing the law in a lawless land. As they confront new threats and adversaries, the narrative explores themes of justice, loyalty, and the harsh realities of frontier life, ensuring readers are captivated by their journey.
Virgil Cole and Everett Hitch, the itinerant lawmen, are back to face a dangerous escaped criminal in this intense installment of the series. As they navigate the gritty landscape, they encounter challenges that test their skills and resolve, showcasing the thrilling action and character dynamics that fans have come to love.
Lawmen Virgil Cole and Everett Hitch must prevent all-out war between rival factions in the latest adventure in the New York Times-bestselling series. When gold is discovered in the foothills just outside of Appaloosa, it sets off a fight between two shrewd local business operations as their hired gun hands square off over the claim. First a young miner disappears, then another. And then one of the businessmen himself is killed, right on his front doorstep. Meanwhile, as Cole and Hitch try to put a stop to the escalating violence, another killer is making his way toward town in pursuit of a long-lost dream, and a mission of vengeance. Cole and Hitch will have their work cut out for them to keep the peace, especially when all these ruffians converge at the huge Appaloosa Days festival, where hundreds of innocent souls might get caught in the crossfire . . .