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1870. The sight of an approaching comet over the sleepy town of Sourwood, Texas ignites a powder keg of panic, doomsday prophesies, and kill-crazy outlaws. ...
It came from the heavens.
It appeared without warning. A tiny glowing fireball in the skies above Sourwood--growing bigger by the hour. For the God-fearing folks of this peaceful community, it's the strangest thing they've seen since a local hen laid an egg with three yolks. What the heck is it? A warning? An omen? The end of the world?
Whatever it is, this heavenly body is about to unleash hell on earth--an unstoppable wave of madness, mayhem, and murder. ...
And sent one Texas town to hell.
If anyone can stop the unstoppable, it's Deputy Marshal William Thaddeus Bailey. He's managed to keep Sourwood safe from outlaws and rustlers. All that changes, however, when the doomsday comet appears. The closer it gets, the crazier people become.
Then there's a bloodthirsty gang of bank robbers who shoot everyone in sight. A rabble-rousing, murderous "reverend" preaches prophesies of doom and gloom.
Then there's that fortune in buried gold outside town&hellip
Packed with gun-blazing action and Texas-sized mayhem, Bailey's Comet marks the arrival of a new rising star of Western fiction.