Literature & Fiction

The Forgotten (Krewe of Hunters)
The Forgotten (Krewe of Hunters)

Review:Someone in South Florida is creating "zombies"... This sounds like the making of a fascinating story, and I was hoping it was. However, I just could not get past the dislike for the characters. Heather Graham went into maximum overdrive with her perfect beautiful main characters in this one. The perfect beautiful character in this novel is Laura from the previous novel The Silenced (which I felt was much better). She has landed the perfect job in South Florida working PR for a dolphin rescue. No... Read more

Mustang Man (Sacketts, No. 13)
Mustang Man (Sacketts, No. 13)

Review:Anyone that likes Louis L'Amour will like this. I do not like to read westerns but I like a good audio CD for the car and our long trips. We do wait maybe a year and listen to the same one again. They are classics and we never get tired of them. Read more

Flint: A Novel
Flint: A Novel

Review:Love, loss, mighty forces and quiet beauty. This is as much a story of America as of the west. Perfect mix of action and strategy. Captures character growth and development. The story shows the value of having a heart of the granite hard integrity, This should be required reading for congress. Read more

The Walking Drum: A Novel
The Walking Drum: A Novel

Review:I thoroughly enjoyed it, couldn't put it down, didn't want it to end so now I would definitely like to have the next two volumes after this story that Louis wrote about at the end of this volume, one of the best I've read Read more

The Rider of Lost Creek
The Rider of Lost Creek

Review:Lance KIlkenny is somewhat of mystery. A gunfighter, he doesn't hang around very long after a fight for people to get to know him. An old friend who nursed him back to health after he was seriously wounded needs his help. His friend has the smallest of three ranches about to be embroiled in a range war over grass and barbwire. L'Amour weaves this tale with all of the feel of the authentic old west. It could have been boring to have a range war and fight over barbed wire, so the author weaves sub... Read more

High Lonesome
High Lonesome

Review:This story of a badman going straight is not only a different take on Lamours' plots, but it is very well written and engaging. I am uplifted by the characters who were the outlaws and it was very refreshing and hopeful. Read more

To the Far Blue Mountains (Sacketts Book 2)
To the Far Blue Mountains (Sacketts Book 2)

Review:This book continues the story of Barnabas Sackett as he cuts all ties to England and begins a new life in America. The story flows well and is easy to read. I enjoyed it and look forward to starting book 3 of the series. Read more

Louis L'Amour Collection
Louis L'Amour Collection

Review:I am beyond disappointed with this product...the books I got are in extremely poor condition. If I could, I would give less than one star. I only got six books and from the description, I was expecting more than six VERY VERY low quality books. Most defiantly not worth 20 $. I wouldn't even pay 50 cents for each of these books at a garage sale. Read more

The Daybreakers: A Novel (The Sacketts)
The Daybreakers: A Novel (The Sacketts)

Review:Love, loss, mighty forces and quiet beauty. This is as much a story of America as of the west. Perfect mix of action and strategy. Captures character growth and development. The story shows the value of having a heart of the granite hard integrity, This should be required reading for congress. Read more

The Warrior's Path: The Sacketts: A Novel
The Warrior's Path: The Sacketts: A Novel

Review:Louis L'Amour spins a great yarn about early colonial life in The Americas. Indians played a great part in our winning our freedom from the British. Romance, adventure, swashbuckling pirates!!! What more could you ask for in a book? Read more

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