Denver McCoy's Rules (Post-Civil War Western Justice) by William Black


Denver McCoy's Rules (Post-Civil War Western Justice)
Title : Denver McCoy's Rules (Post-Civil War Western Justice)
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Language : English
Format Type : Kindle Edition
Number of Pages : 386
Publication : Published January 15, 2022

It’s 1876 Arizona and the territory may never become a state unless it can bring its outlaw problem under control. Only recently an illegal territory wide whiskey cartel was responsible for the murder of a beautiful young innocent woman.

Governor Anson Safford believes he may have the man to turn it all around. He is Pinkerton Detective Denver McCoy on loan from the fledgling Department of Justice.

Denver will have to use all of his cunning to go up against a gang, which lingers in the shadows and remains elusive. It’s led by Herman “Birchwood” Hatcher, who has his hands involved in several evil activities.

Along the way of establishing justice, Denver must come to grips a few of his inner challenges. He is also charmed by the beautiful Grace van der Holland, twin sister of the murdered young woman. Watch as Denver metes out justice.

Another classic western with respectful romance and women as strong frontier folk from author William Black.

Each book in the Post-Civil War Western Justice series is a standalone story that can be read out of order.


Denver McCoy's Rules (Post-Civil War Western Justice) Reviews


  • Kathy Brickert

    Great adventure!

    Really enjoyed this book. A true example of what a western should be. The good guys are good and the bad guys are bad, and we aren't confused between the two! Great read!

  • Anthony R Woods

    Denver's Rules is an excellent story

    Denver McCoy was a Pinkerton detective who was hired by the Governor to get rid of a bad gang who rob, kidnap and kill people to buy their illegal whiskey.

  • john o'reilly

    good story different

    New book new hero really enjoyed the story hope there is more of Denver Mc coy ,had my attention all the way