Two boys vow to deliver a reckoning for their father's murder. But seeking divine justice may hand them to the Devil . . . Arizona Territory, 1867. Eleven-year-old Audie DeVine is thrilled to accompany his little brother Shane and missionary father deep into the Wild West. After making friends in an Apache camp, their world explodes when the Indian-hating US Cavalry arrives on the horizon. Audie can only hide and watch as the army brutally massacres the natives - and his father.Nine-year-old Shane DeVine believed his dad may as well have been God's personal messenger. But with his faith shattered by rivers of blood, any thoughts of divine mercy are consumed by his cold fire of hatred. Remaining with Audie and what's left of their Apache allies, Shane swears to make those responsible pay for the devastating crime.As the brothers mature and find an emotional outlet in music, they unexpectedly achieve fame and fortune in saloons across the frontier. But where Shane can drown his anger in whiskey and women, Audie seethes with an unquenchable lust for retribution. A dual life as notorious musicians and secret vigilantes may be their undoing.Will Audie and Shane exact justice before their internal demons drive them to Hell?The DeVine Devils is a powerful story of Wild West grit and determination. If you like colorful characters, toughness born from tragedy, and moral dilemmas that still ring true today, then you'll love award-winning songwriter Jeremy Spillman's dusty tale of revenge.Buy The DeVine Devils today! and "...a dizzying adventure. One that deals with life, death, humor, loss, prejudice, love, and of course, music. I very simply loved it. and " - Eric Church, country music superstar "The DeVine Devils is an exceptionally well-written and fantastically entertaining novel. Jeremy Spillman [pushes] forward a fast-moving and wholly engrossing narrative, particularly in the dialogue of his characters. The plot is original, something that's not easy to find when talking about Western literature. " - 5 stars Readers' Favorite"Prolific country songwriter Spillman moves into narrative fiction with a unique spin on the Wild West genre, combining outlaw violence with rock-star fame. . . Nonstop action, with two murderous heroes that Western fans will love." - Kirkus Reviews". . . I devoured every Zane Grey and Louis L'Amour book ever written. Jeremy has taken that genre . . . and added a new exciting energy! The characters were so dangerous and likable . . . I never quite knew where it was going . . . I was blown away. I seriously loved it." - Ted Danson, Emmy Award Winner Actor"I read Jeremy Spillman's book because I know him and am a fan of his as a songwriter and as a man. I also love westerns although they usually disappoint me as they are often formulaic and have no interesting female characters. I may have opened Jeremy's book with a sigh of trepidation, but I closed it with a sigh of true disappointment that it was over. It is funny, unpredictable, musical, mysterious and yes! there are strong female characters! Badass even! You will not have read another Western like it! Enjoy!" - Mary Steenburgen, Academy Award Winning Actress and Film Producer"Like [Spillman's] songs, his debut book illustrates the perfect landscape across the imagination. You can almost feel the midwestern heat on your skin.