Doc Holliday - (Bison Book S) by John Myers Myers (Paperback)

About the Book

"Doc Holliday was first published by Little, Brown and Company in 1955. The BisonBook edition, published by arrangement with the author, is reproduced from the 1957 edition published by Jarrolds Publishers (London) Limited."--T.p. verso.

Book Synopsis

"John Myers Myers has written Doc's story with a skill that matches the sureness of a bullet from Doc's gun."-Dallas Times Herald. "As for the general reader, he'll eat this up and beg for more."-San Francisco Chronicle.

Review Quotes

"Adds an authentic shaft of light to the dark history of gun play in the West."--Chicago Sunday Tribune

"In the figure of the old-time gamblin' man and cold killer, John Myers has found a subject perfectly suited to his talents and his methods. . . . The result is a solid though lively biography. . . . As for the general reader, interested in the old West, he'll eat this up and beg for more."--San Francisco Chronicle

"John Myers Myers has written Doc's story with a skill that matches the sureness of a bullet from Doc's gun. It is a bull's-eye hit."--Dallas Times Herald

About the Author

Poet, novelist, and historian, John Myers Myers is the author of sixteen books, including The Alamo and The Saga of Hugh Glass: Pirate, Pawnee, and Mountain Man, both available as Bison Books.