Heck & Early Western Books in Order

Heck Espinoza is rooted in New Mexico Territory, while Early Bascomb is a Southern drifter running from a murder charge. A tempting job pulls the mismatched pair together, and loyalty becomes costly when the truth comes out.

Another hard trail puts Heck and Early up against men with more nerve than mercy. What keeps them moving is the same thing that keeps them alive, stubborn grit when every easy choice has gone bad.

Heck and Early ride into another job where the pay looks better than the company. Hard men on every side force the partners to choose who they can trust, and whether either of them can walk away clean.

Early once learned all the wrong lessons from riverboat gambler Hooch Wooten. When Hooch begs for help, he drags Early and Heck into a crooked mess that may leave them fighting their way out.

Heck and Early are pushed into country where distance and isolation are as dangerous as any gunman. Cut off from easy help, they have to lean on each other or disappear into the wide open.

Peecher turns to the sort of outsiders frontier towns never quite know what to do with. For Heck and Early, that means another job, another collision, and another reminder that misfits often understand one another best.

Long roads leave old baggage behind them, until they do not. This later Heck and Early adventure carries the feel of a reckoning, with the partners riding toward the consequences of everything that came before.