Quigley's Way

By

Philip McCormac

(Published 2018)

(Reviewed 2018)

A dying man, Peter Barker asks Sheriff Quigley to deliver a message to his family. Quigley does so, only to find himself the target of range baron Huston McRae, who controls everything in Gila County, including the local sheriff, and doesn't want an outsider nosing around in his affairs. And above all, he doesn't want Quigley helping Noreen Barker, Peter Barker's widow. When McRae's attempted intimidation of Quigley fails, he orders him killed. Quigley sends for his deputy, Murray Fishbourne, and together they take on the local sheriff and the gunslingers McRae sends after them. But as the fighting intensifies, can Quigley and Murray survive?

It starts with a promise to a dying man, and ends in a firestorm of lead.

After the death of a stranger in his town, Quigley promises that he shall deliver the news to his wife in person. What he doesn't understand is just how bad things actually are in the dead man's home town.

A great, quick read. Lots of action that will keep you turning the pages.

Action from the outset which drags the reader along.

An old fashioned good vs evil story which lovers of westerns will thoroughly enjoy.