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Review:Shipped fast and was in great condition for a used book! Books by this author are hard to find in great condition, but was well worth it to find this one and be able to give it as a gift to a loyal reader. Read more

Review:Incredibly boring. This book has WAY too much navel-gazing, where the narrator repeats points that have already been made over and over, and asks himself the same questions over and over. This writing style is grating, and gets old fast. For far too long, little or nothing happens in this story. Only in the last quarter does any action pick up. About 100 pages of this could have been edited out. After a while you start skimming all the questions, because it's just repeating the same stuff. The s... Read more

Review:This was an excellent book and one that really grabbed your attention & kept it all the way through the book.
I really like Bendigo as he was a very ordinary, but thoughtful, wise and caring individual. It was a great book!!!!!
I will read it many times over as I do many of Louis L'Amour's books. Read more

Review:The character traits we see in other L"Amour characters in later books are present here...just with less and subtle refinement. An enjoyable read and a nice introduction to L'Amour's knowledge of the land, the people and how they are forged. Read more

Review:Several characters bigger than like. He again wraps the story line around real history and geography to give you a present reference. His action characters move fast and he well embraces the role of women of the west. A pleasant read. Read more

Review:I first read the Sackett novels many years ago and I look forward to rereading them via Kindle. This, the first in the series, was well-written, and I finished it quickly once I began, for I was quickly drawn into the story. Read more

Review:I always enjoy reading Louis L'Amour's books; this is about the third time around for me, reading them all. While "Kilkenny" may be a bit slower than his others, it's still head and shoulders--sombrero and six-gun ?--just about any other writer of light fiction. Read more

Review:"What doesn't kill us only makes us (Tucker) stronger." He just wants to move along, looking to sunrises and sunsets. But the greed and manipulation of others can't be ignored. Tucker must step in and right the wrongs. Read more

Review:Can you see those trees along the shore? What about those mountains in the back ground.I've walked along high up hills and what Louis Lamour writes about I can see what he can seeand the smell of pine.Well you just got to be there. Read more