Red Moon

It was a solid western. The author presents likeable characters. He certainly knows horses. The wolves were a bit over the top. But that is pretty typical of a western. I especially liked Sam's growing relationship with his roan horse. A mutual respect born of survival. This is worth the read if you......more

"MOTHER NATURE'S DECISIONS" A man born of two worlds, trying to adjust to the white world, but is seen as "breed", the Indian side more accepting but there are still issues. An excellent environmentalists all Indians, only take what you need to survive. But Wilson Orez had turned rogue and was on The......more

Classic Best Lines of the Book: "How do you decide who lives and who dies?” said Orez. The Arizona Ranger stood staring at him. “I keep it simple,” the Ranger said. “I carry a list of names. If your name gets on the list, you’re halfway there already.” He paused, then added, "Your name's been on that......more

Bloody Story Some say they wish they had lived back - in the West - not me anyone could get caught up!......more

Another sturdy entry in this series from the ever reliable Ralph Cotton, who knows how to do it. Ranger Sam Burrack is a man of few words, and that's a good thing, because the more the protagonist in a traditional western talks, the less convincing they become. Cotton's dialogue is great--clipped an......more