While Angels Dance [Dramatized Adaptation]

Authentic, blackly-humorous, wire-taut Jeston Nash is a teenager from Kentucky who finds himself plunged into the American Civil War at its most hellish – the savage clashes of rival guerrilla bands on the Missouri borderlands. Jeston is almost a twin for his cousin Jesse James – and becomes a member......more

I picked up this book around the time that we lost one of my favorite authors, Robert B. Parker. Parker wrote an excellent Western series along with his Boston based novels. Ralph Cotton filled some of the gap left by Mr. Parker. Especially, enjoyed the Cottons' "Sam Burrack" series.......more

First of the Jeston Nash series. A good start to the series as Jeston is in and out of trouble whether he looks for it or not.......more

This was a book my dad read the last time he was able to visit us. I read it to be somehow closer to dads memory and was surprised that the book was fairly well written and had a cohesive plot line that managed to come full circle by the end. not sure Ill become a duster fan but this was a good rend......more

I am not normally a western fan but a few writers seem to jump out and grab me. Ralph Cotton writes a quick paced and very historically accurate book. Nice read with great characters. Very recommended......more