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Corrigan

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Those familiar with Cameron Judd's work will not be surprised by the well developed characters and intricate plot twists. For anyone who is not acquainted with the author, Corrigan will serve as a good introduction. The book is short (roughly 180 pages) and it's populated by three-dimensional individuals. With the right mixture of suspense, romance, tragedy, and inspiration, Corrigan leaves you with a good feeling. Anyone who is leery about picking up an unfamiliar author for fear of encountering gratuitous sex, violence, or profanity, can rest assured Corrigan--like all of Judd's books that I have read so far--proves that it is very possible to tell an adult story without any of the above.

I would also like to add that I am not your typical western fan. With the exception of Cameron Judd's book, I have probably only read three or four westerns.

Having read several Cameron Judd stories I feel as if I can tell you, yes read it, and you will want to read more of Judd's books. This particular book sends an 18 yr. old boy, from a small Wyoming ranch, scouting the Southeastern territory of Montana in search of his older brother to bring him home to see his dying father. During this adventure he meets a wonderfull girl, sees men killed, is nearly killed himself, almost gets hung and finally --- THE END

There is a lot going on in this story. Plot twists galore...you never know what is going to happen next. It explores Tuck's feelings toward his family in a way that let's us all feel his emotions. It is also filled with action. Love stories are included as well. In my opinion, this book has it all.