Christopher Kenworthy

Action-packed from beginning to end this fast-paced Western was gritty, pithy and a fun quick read. Tom Bligh is a man of action on his way back to his ranch after a cattle drive. He, along with others, is robbed while on the stagecoach and he wants his money back. As he is able to he heads out with Emilio Chavez to track “El Mexicano” in hopes of getting his money back. Frankie Lewis is the female interest in the story and a whole lot more than she appears to be when first met on the stage. And, El Mexicano has a few secrets of his own, too. I was intrigued by the rattlesnake incident – made me wonder if this was something that has happened in real life or something the author dreamed up – either way it was new to me and definitely caught my interest.

Thank you to Endeavour and Pioneering Press for the copy of this book to read and review.… (plus d'informations)

Fast-paced, gritty and all that a Western should be! This story took me back to the days when I read my father’s collection of Westerns and lived to read the next one. The desert, search for waterholes, a strong woman, a family in need, Indians, bad men and one strong incorruptible savvy man doing what needed to be done made this delightful to read. In fact, I was up till two this morning not wanting to sleep till I found out what would happen to Murphy, Rosemary and the Davey family. I liked the strength, resilience and will to live shown by the characters and found that I would have wanted to be like them if I had found myself in their shoes.

Thank you to Endeavour Press for the copy of this book to read and review.… (plus d'informations)