Customer Reviews

Grub Line Rider (Louis L'Amour)

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I found this an enjoyable tale. Kim Sartain riding through the countryside, footloose, is challenged off of a piece of range. Wrong thing to do. It turns out that the range is unclaimed. So Kim claims it! Net thing you know he up to his ears in a war. Of course there is a love interest. Then the other side starts hiring gunmen and things really get heated up! The audio is crisp and clear, well cast, and has very nice special effects. Well worth the purchase price. Run time: 60 minutes.

To be honest, I'm not a fan of western fiction, but my grandfather is. He really loves to read L'amour books. He told me this book has several stories that were published early in L'amour's career under another name. He enjoyed the variety of this read because it reads different than the typical western novel by the author.

This book came the next day in great shape. They had a little note in there that was very nice. The only thing I can think of that I would like to know is that the book is short stories before I order it as my husband doesn't like short stories. This shipper rate a 100 with me.

C Norris
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This is a well-written book, containing a series of short stories, each filled with plenty of action. One has no idea how each will end -- until the end.

Each story is interesting, and written in such a way that one does not wish to quit reading until he/she comes to the end.

I recommend this book for anyone who likes western stories, or just likes exciting tales.

Uzal W. Ent

Fiction with enough realism to make it interesting.
Western

I bought this because I didn't recognize the title. I was disappointed to learn it was a collection of stories, most of which I had previously read. They are good stories, but I just felt sort of stiffed.