Victoria Wilcox Boeken

Exploring the life of Doc Holliday, this book delves into the man behind the legend, revealing his personal struggles and relationships. It uncovers his journey from a promising dental career to becoming a notorious figure in the Wild West. The narrative highlights his friendships, particularly with Wyatt Earp, and the challenges he faced, including illness and the moral complexities of his choices. Through vivid storytelling, it brings to life the complexities of Holliday's character and the turbulent era he lived in.

Previously titled Gone West, published by Knox Robinson (London), 2014. The second volume in the Doc Holliday trilogy.

Delving into the life of Doc Holliday, this book explores the lesser-known aspects of his journey beyond his notorious reputation. It reveals his transformation from a promising dentist to a legendary figure in the Wild West, highlighting his complex relationships, struggles with illness, and fierce loyalty to friends. The narrative captures the essence of his character, blending historical events with personal anecdotes that paint a vivid picture of his life and the era he lived in.

Focusing on the life of Doc Holliday, this book delves into his extensive travels across the American West, highlighting his legendary friendship with Wyatt Earp and time in Tombstone. It offers a deeper exploration beyond the typical Wild West narrative, utilizing contemporary newspaper accounts and interviews to provide a first-hand perspective on his adventures. Enhanced with archival photos and illustrations, it paints a vivid picture of Holliday's rich and varied life, capturing the essence of a man often reduced to mere legend.