The Last Stage - Couverture souple

Scivally, Bruce

 
9798986680590: The Last Stage

Synopsis

Wyatt Earp. At the end of the trail, his legend began.

Los Angeles, 1929.

Wyatt Earp — once the most feared lawman in the West — lies dying in a modest bungalow, nearly forgotten by the world he helped tame.

His wife Josephine — Sadie — sits beside him as he whispers two unfinished words:

“Suppose… suppose…”

As death closes in, Wyatt imagines one final reckoning — not in a quiet bedroom, but beneath an open sky, revolver in hand.

In a dreamlike journey across memory and myth, he is visited by the ghosts of his ill-fated first wife, Aurilla, his younger brother, Morgan, and Doc Holliday. Old wounds reopen. Old debts resurface. And the man once known as “The Lion of Tombstone” must confront the choices that shaped his legend — and the love that outlasted it.
Is a man defined by history…

Or by the story he tells at the end?

Blending historical authenticity with lyrical storytelling, The Last Stage is a haunting Western about regret, redemption, and the myth of the American frontier.

For readers of Louis L’Amour, Larry McMurtry, and epic Western fiction — and for anyone who has ever wondered how legends face their final sunset.

“Like the best works of Will James and Louis L’Amour… among the very best of new Western fiction.”
— C. Courtney Joyner

The West made him famous.

Now he must decide what it meant.

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