


Virgil Cole and Everett Hitch
3 books
Here are 3 books from the Virgil Cole and Everett Hitch series by Robert B. Parker, listed in series order where known and publication order otherwise.
Books in order

Resolution
Robert B. Parker
In the aftermath of a bloody confrontation in Appaloosa, lawman Everett Hitch rides into the fledgling Old West town of Resolution and takes a job guarding the women of a local house of ill repute. But the town’s fragile order is threatened by corruption, violence, and powerful men determined to control its future. As Hitch confronts shifting loyalties and escalating danger, he must decide what justice demands in a place where the law is still being invented. Marked by lean prose, hard-edged action, and a morally complex frontier atmosphere, this gripping Western explores loyalty, courage, and the cost of survival.

Brimstone
Robert B. Parker
Gun-for-hire partners Virgil Cole and Everett Hitch ride into the New Mexico town of Brimstone with Allie French, the troubled woman Cole still loves, hoping to build new lives as deputies. Instead, they find themselves facing lawlessness, dangerous outlaws, and the uneasy demands of bringing order to a place where justice is often decided at gunpoint. As Hitch narrates their adventures with wry humor and sharp observation, Cole must confront whether Allie—and anyone—can truly change. Blending taut action, moral complexity, and a psychologically rich exploration of loyalty, redemption, and reinvention, this gripping Western continues the acclaimed series.

Blue-eyed Devil
Robert B. Parker
Virgil Cole and Everett Hitch return to Appaloosa, where the familiar frontier town has changed and the work of keeping order is no longer as straightforward as it once was. As new forces challenge the law, the seasoned gunmen must navigate shifting loyalties, dangerous opposition, and the uneasy balance between justice and violence. Set against a vividly rendered Old West, the novel explores friendship, honor, power, and the hard choices required to impose order in a lawless world. Its brisk pacing, laconic dialogue, and tough-minded heroes continue the series’ signature western style.