The Outlaws Hennessey: A Classic Western Novel

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When farm boys Jed Tully and Ty Brody attempt to seek retribution against a greedy merchant by robbing his store one fateful night, they stumble upon a scene of chaos: the store already looted and its owner slain by the infamous Hennessey gang.

Framed for the robbery and hunted for murder, Jed and Ty find themselves forced to flee from the laws grasp and seek refuge within the ranks of the very gang they hoped to defy. The Hennesseys brutality, entanglement with corrupt authorities, and internal strife shatter the innocence of the two youths, plunging them into a maelstrom of violence and moral ambiguity.

As they grapple with their newfound reality, Jed and Ty are faced with a daunting question. Can they retain their humanity amidst the chaos and muster the courage to confront the Hennessey gang, whose reign of terror threatens not only their own lives but the safety of their entire community

Author Bio

Born in Brooklyn, N.Y., Bob Herzberg is a cultural historian, western author, actor and comedian, who has authored a dozen books, including THE FBI & THE MOVIES, THE THIRD REICH ON SCREEN and HOLLYWOOD & THE MILITARY BUREAUCRACY, as well as the anti-racism western BORDERLINE, the Civil War tale SIDEARM, and THE MCDERMOTT FIFTY (range war). A member of the Western Writers of America and a previous student of acting teacher extraordinaire William Hickey, Bob has shuttled between NY and Hollywood on various projects and continues to research American history to inspire both his western writing as well as his books on film.