Sackett: The Sacketts

I am feeling . . . slighly broken. In the best possible way. This book is an intense, emotional ride--part wild roller-coaster of "where the heck are we" and part "RIGHT THIS WAY TO DOOM AND DESTRUCTION" and it really takes a lot out of a person, to go along. But I loved it. Characters: - Tyrel Sacket......more

I finished reading The Daybreakers. I have read this story a couple of times and enjoy Tyrel and Orrin’s adventures. It’s a shame Tom Sunday cannot control his jealousy. I liked the TV movie although they added Tell the story still works well. Perhaps because Louis helped in the script. There is a l......more

Just another very good job by L'Amour filled with hard men of strong integrity and with these who are troublemakers. Tyrel and Orrin are brothers. Both are in troubles and leave their mother to look for a better place to live. Their goal is to bring her in when they find it. Orrin has no brains for......more

Deciding to read the Sackett novels in chronological order was bound to have some rough jumps as they were written throughout L'Amour's career—and completely out of order. This, the sixth chronologically, was the first he published. The fourth was the last (shortly after Ride the River, my favorite......more

The Wild Ones, by artist Andy Thomas [image error] [URL not allowed] ★★★★½ This is a review of the audiobook, with excellent narration by David Strathairn. It is from first person POV, and Mr. Strathairn is at his best as a young gunslinger that uses his wits and reason as well as his talent t......more