Sacketts: To the Far Blue Mountains (Audiobook)

from atoponce

I'm mixed with this book. I want to give it 3 stars, because there are some serious glaring problems with Barnabas Sackett in the middle of the book. But then, I want to give it 4 stars, because L'amour seriously toys with your emotions at the end of the book, and I just wasn't ready for it. I'm ...

from jcdemo

Another great Sackett book. I really enjoy books that take characters you know from previous stories and give you more about them and more about their lives.

from fuzzi

In this sequel to Sackett's Land we find our protagonist trying to escape his native England to return to the American wilderness that he loves. On the way he makes friends, defeats enemies, and has several adventures. I liked this installment a little better than the first, but both are enjoyabl...

from MerryMary

Second volume of the Sackett series. Finishes the story of Barnabas, the founder of the family. Most of the action involves sailing, pirates, and exploring untouched wilderness. Sets up Barnabas' sons nicely for further adventures.

from VincentDarlage

An interesting story, and not the usual Louis L'amour tale - this one is filled with pirates, and the settling of the east by a small band led by Sackett before Jamestown. It had some pacing problems which is not normal for a Louis L'amour novel. The characters are more Davy Crockett than Clint E...