Review:First off, I really enjoy westerns. That said, The filthy language and cheap sexual perversion in modern novels just disgust me. I'm not a prude.....far from it. If that is what it takes to sell books, I'll pass.

The stories in Big Medicine are enjoyable and easy reading.

Let you wonder how you would react if being tossed into the same situation.....BTW, the good guy wins. Read more

Review:You want each short story to continue, not because anything is left out, but because there is a story in each avenue of the characters Lous l'Amour could take, but doesn't. Each story very different from the other. GREAT book. Read more

Review:Excellent stories I have read many times. Only reason I wouldn't 5 star it, is that it contains quite a few editing mistakes, some misspellings and wrong words in a couple of places. We'll worth the money though! Read more

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

Review:Excellent fun book for people of all ages. I give it to boys who don think they like to read. It hooks them every time. What is not to like about a very clever little boy and a beautiful horse. I don't understand why it wasn't made into a movie by someone like Disney a long time ago. It would be a great one. Read more

Review:Very interesting but stretched too far, written on epic proportions reminding me of invincible Odysseus. I got a good idea about life in Siberia during the Stalin period and the struggle of the cultured Russians to flee the oppressive regime and seek freedom away from Russia. I also understood the unique qualities of the Sioux Indians and their view of life and honor. I think this book should be a required reading material for middle school students in a social studies class. Nadia Ioannides Read more

Review:If you like Louis L'amour stories, you like these early one from him. I lived in New Mexico and trekked the areas his stories take place in. If you've ever ridden drag or liven in Tularosa ro been to the Silver Spur you'll love the stories. Read more

Review:The premise of this book sounded interesting, and it was a good idea, just not well researched. When ever I read a period piece, and I read a lot of them, I expect a certain level of historically accuracy. This novel was all over th place. The most glaring example being that he went from muzzle loader straight to cartridges. The only thing that would make me refer this book is the price, free. Read more

Review:William Tell Sackett is heading for Los Angeles. He's got thirty pounds of gold to sell and is willing to ride the extra miles to get a better price. But no one can ride with that much gold and not attract a certain amount of trouble.

The trouble this time comes in the form of a black-eyed girl named Durinda. She's beautiful, and she's obviously on the run from something. Always having a soft spot for hard luck cases, Tell agrees to take her to Los Angeles with him almost before he re... Read more

Review:Logan Sackett, part-time outlaw, fast with a gun,and as tough as raw hide, is drifting along and runs into Emily Talon, an equally tough old widow who is defending her land against a bunch of no-good gunslingers. When Logan finds out Emily was born a Clinch Mountain Sackett, he decides to help and it is down hill from there for the gun-slingers, but not without Logan being shot full of holes and nearly being killed several times. The story is full of interesting characters and colorful language.... Read more