DOC HOLLIDAY SERIES
by S. M. Ballard
BORROWED TIME
ISBN 978-1-932-696-62-6
During the course of a cross country manhunt to stop the murderers before they can strike again, Doc Holliday and Wyatt Earp form the basis of a friendship that will last unto death.
HOLIDAY IN TOMBSTONE
ISBN 978-1-9322695-69-4
Doc Holiday and Wyatt Earp embark on what will be the most tumultous years of their lives, years spent in and around “The Town Too Tough to Die”, Tombstone, Arizona Terr.
DEATH TAKES A HOLLIDAY
ISBN 978-1-932695-62-6
Follow Henry McKay Holliday’s transition from unsure youth to confident, accomplished adult in late 19th Century Arizona Territory. As the son of Doc Hilliday, we he live up to the myth or become a legend unto himself?
KATE
ISBN 978-0-9825963-0-2
Hungarian born blue blood Mary Katherine Haroney, aka Kate Elder, lives life on the edge. And the edge in Tombstone, Arizona Territory in 1880 is a dangerous place indeed.
purchase online at: http://www.smballard.com
Susan M. Ballard has become known as the story teller. As one person stated, “When I read her words I feels like I am sitting in the room watching everything take place.” Her way with words can take the reader to a time and place one can only imagine. A time when Doc Holliday, Kate and Wyatt Earp learned the boundaries of love and what that love, deep, intense and reciprocated, can do to save a live. Ballard’s historical fiction is rich with the flavor of early day Tombstone.
Her Doc Holliday series includes, BORROWED TIME, HOLLIDAY IN TOMBSTONE, DEATH TAKES A HOLLIDAY and now KATE.
Susan shares a small ranch in Pearce, Cochise County, Arizona with her husband, Brian. She is a member of the Western Writers of America, The Society of Southwestern Authors and the Old Pearce Preservation Association. Her work, both fiction and non-fiction, has been published in WILD WEST, OUT WEST, VOICE IN THE DESERT, WAR JOURNAL AND CHRONICLE OF THE OLD WEST. She is a regular contributor to the TOMBSTONE TIMES.
To find out more about the author or her books, visit her website at: http://www.SMBallard.com
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