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3.0 out of 5 stars
Not one of the best, but okay,
This review is from: Bloody Trail to Texas (Slocum Series #38) (Paperback)
On his way to Texas, Slocum is framed for a bank robbery that he couldn't possibly have committed because he was with the sheriff's wife who ain't talking. Lucky for him, Apaches raid the town which gives Slocum the opportunity he needs to escape. One thing leads to another and soon Slocum is in cahoots with the Apaches to get them ammo for their Sharps, but really to save his own hide and that of the sheriff's wife whom the Apaches took a liking to during the raid.This is an okay read that has good characterization, but a rather weak plot. Also, the dialogue varies from good to lame--the sheriff's wife don't come across as too believable from the words she lets go with. About mid-way through the book it begins to drag and you kind of think the ending is going to bog down into predictable mire. But, the ending actually redeems much of the book; it was really quite good in an ol' West kind of way. Recommended, luke-warmly. * |
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Bloody Trail to Texas (Slocum Series #38) by Jake Logan (Paperback - April 1, 1987)
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