No Law Left in Tombstone

Morgan Earp is murdered in a Tombstone billiard parlor, and the law refuses to punish the men responsible.

For Wyatt Earp, the time for warrants and courtrooms is over.

After sending his wounded family toward California, Wyatt discards his badge and rides into the Arizona desert with Doc Holliday, Sherman McMaster, Texas Jack Vermillion, Dan Tipton, and Charlie Smith. Their mission is simple: find the Cowboys connected to Morgan's death and put them in the ground.

The first killing turns the posse into fugitives. Sheriff Johnny Behan, territorial warrants, hired guns, and the surviving Cowboys close in as Wyatt's men follow telegraph messages, railroad lines, trading posts, ranches, and whispered leads across the frontier.

Frank Stilwell is only the beginning.

Curly Bill Brocius is waiting with armed men. Pete Spence has disappeared toward the border. Ike Clanton keeps running. Johnny Ringo remains somewhere beyond the dust, carrying a legend no reliable witness can settle.

Every mile draws Wyatt farther from the lawman he once was. Every gunfight demands another piece of the man he may never become again. Beside him, Doc Holliday rides through blood and worsening illness, loyal to the end even when neither man expects to return.

Inspired by historical events and shaped as a work of fiction, No Law Left in Tombstone is a violent, atmospheric Western about brotherhood, grief, frontier justice, and the moment vengeance becomes stronger than the law.