Talon y Chantry El Hombre de Las Colinas Quebradas, (Paperback)

from atoponce

Actually, I liked this story. Coming from Rivers West, it seemed quite polished, like an edited, published book should. Interestingly enough, both Rivers West and The Man From The Broken Hills were both published in 1975, so I wonder what Louis L'Amour was writing first, and which got to the publ...

from SunnySD

Milo Talon might ride the owl hoot trail, but he's no outlaw. And he wasn't hunting trouble when he signed on to ride for the Stirrup-Iron. He just couldn't ride on and leave a blind old man and a girl at the mercy of range jumping cattlemen... and no good deed ever goes unpunished. Three girls, ...

from amuskopf

First western i've read, and i found i really liked it.

from fuzzi

I have to admit that I really like the protagonist, Milo Talon, and that fondness bumped my rating from 3 1/2 to 4 stars. The plot seems to be standard, cattle rustling and range wars, but the twists and turns and interesting characters make this an above average western story.