Doc Holliday: Dead Man’s Hand

Doc Holliday: Dead Man's Hand

The Life, Legend, and Last Days of a Gambler, Gunfighter, and Loyal Friend

He was a gentleman by birth, a gambler by choice, and a legend by destiny.

Before becoming one of the most feared names in the American West, John Henry "Doc" Holliday was a Southern gentleman and trained dentist whose life changed forever after a devastating tuberculosis diagnosis.

Forced to leave everything familiar behind, Doc journeys west, where dusty saloons, dangerous outlaws, gambling tables, and deadly gunfights become part of his everyday life.

But behind the reputation of a fearless gunfighter stands a complicated man struggling with illness, loyalty, love, and the knowledge that his days may be numbered.

From his legendary friendship with Wyatt Earp to the infamous gunfight near the O.K. Corral and the dangerous aftermath in Tombstone, this gripping historical Western brings one of America's most fascinating frontier figures to life.

Some men become legends because of the battles they fight. Others are remembered because of the friends they refuse to abandon.

A powerful story of courage, friendship, sacrifice, and the untamed American West.

Historical fiction inspired by real people and events, with dramatized dialogue and scenes.

Written by Tribal Blues Theory

Format: 59-page historical Western fiction ebook (PDF).