Louis L'Amour's Lost Treasures Over on the Dry Side (Louis l'Amour's Lost Treasures), (Paperback)

from waldhaus1

I keep expecting L'Amour's books to be less enjoyable. Its been a long time since I read the first one. I just finished two I had as paperbacks - wanted to clear out my paperback backlog. Now I wish I'd reqd them sooner. My reading habits are inclining towards reading everything written by an aut...

from atoponce

Another story, another Chantry. I was less excited to read about yet another Chantry, with no explanation how he fits into the Chantry family tree. When reading about Tom Chantry after Borden's death, I was disappointed, but the story actually ended up working out fairly well. The same can't be s...

from fuzzi

An adequate story of the Old West by one of my favorite authors. The switch back and forth from first-person to third-person narration is distracting, but this book is still worth reading, especially if you like L'Amour.

from MerryMary

A boy and his father find an abandoned ranch, and move in. One day a stranger comes along, who seems to know a lot about the place - it was his brother's place, and his brother was murdered there. Told mostly from the boy's perspective, as he admires, resents, and fears the mysterious stranger.

from waldhaus1

I keep expecting L'Amour's books to be less enjoyable. Its been a long time since I read the first one. I just finished two I had as paperbacks - wanted to clear out my paperback backlog. Now I wish I'd reqd them sooner. My reading habits are inclining towards reading everything written by an aut...