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Blue-Eyed Devil is a 2010 Western novel by Robert B. Parker and the fourth published novel featuring itinerant lawmen Virgil Cole and Everett Hitch. After returning to the town of Appaloosa, the pair become involved in a struggle involving corrupt authority, hired gunmen, and competing claims to control the community. Like the other Cole and Hitch books, it emphasizes terse dialogue, personal loyalty, frontier justice, and the partnership between its two protagonists.
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Who are the main characters in Blue-Eyed Devil?
The novel follows Virgil Cole and Everett Hitch, the itinerant lawmen created by Robert B. Parker. They return to Appaloosa, the setting of the earlier novel in the series, and become involved in a conflict with corrupt authority and hired gunmen.
When was Blue-Eyed Devil published?
Blue-Eyed Devil was published in 2010. It is the fourth published novel featuring Cole and Hitch.
Is Blue-Eyed Devil part of the Appaloosa series?
Yes. It is a direct continuation of Robert B. Parker's western series about Virgil Cole and Everett Hitch, following Appaloosa, Resolution, and Brimstone in publication order.
What kind of conflict drives Blue-Eyed Devil?
The story centers on the pair's return to Appaloosa and a struggle involving corrupt officials, hired gunmen, and competing claims to authority. Its tension comes from Cole and Hitch trying to enforce order in a town where power is being abused.
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