from laytonwoman3rd

The last entry in Parker's Cole & Hitch series.* How I will miss new releases from this master story-teller! Not the least of his gifts is that he has never left his readers hanging. Surely he did not plan for Virgil and Everett's story to end here, but it's OK that it does. There are no question...

from CherieDooryard

This is classic Parker: men living by clear, unwritten codes of violent nobility, straightforward confrontations, ambiguous female characters in the background, tight dialogue. Short, gripping, funny, and wonderful. As an aside, this is the first Parker audiobook I've tried and I fear it doesn't ...

from DeltaQueen50

Blue-Eyed Devil by Robert B. Parker is the 4th and last in his western series that features Virgil Cole and Everett Hitch. Having come full circle, Cole and Hitch find themselves back in the town of Appaloosa, not as lawmen this time but as saloon bouncers. Their little family includes the love o...

from mikedraper

Virgil Cole and Everett Hatch return to Appaloosa where they once served as the town's law enforcers. Currently, the town is run by Amos Callico, an ambitious, corrupt, chief of police, and his twelve lawmen. His method of dispensing justice is to demand kick-backs from businessmen in the town. V...

from Carl_Alves

Generally speaking, I enjoy the Virgil Cole and Everett Hitch novels. The writing style is easy going. The books are short and are a breeze to read. More often than not, the plots are compelling as well. Those elements are all present in Blue-Eyed Devil. Cole and Hitch are back in Appaloosa but t...