Leadville

Leadville is a fine follow up to The Shopkeeper. One might even argue that the two actually are parts of one book. Leadville picks up soon after the closing of The Shopkeeper. Narrator Steve Dancy is joined by his small group of pals as they go on a deadly adventure to find -- or find vengeance for......more

I really enjoy these Steve Dancy westerns. Having read them slightly out of order, I started with the 3rd book and have now filled in the first 2, has been just slightly weird but not badly disconcerting. Also, I know have the details on a few things that were mentioned in Murder at Thumb Butte that......more

The Steve Dancy series turns out to be an extremely well-written western series, at times introducing historical characters... In our first outing, Dancy proved himself to be a gunman extraordinaire, even though an Easterner. This did not come naturally, but came because his New York father rejected......more

Impressive There is little more delightful than discovering that book two in a series is even better than the excellent book one.......more

Steve Dancy is with his friend Jeff and Captain McAllen of the Pinkertons. Maggie, McAllen's daughter has been kidnapped by Indians and he needs their help in getting her back. I don't read many westerns. I chose this book because of the title. I read all I can about this historical town in the Color......more