Nathan Blaylock is a hard young man - toughened to rawhide by his mentor, an old gunslinger named Jim Riley, and by his heritage. In THE WOLF'S PACK, Blaylock and Riley had briefly worked for corrupt Captain E T Barnett, who was determined to open a trading post at Tanana Crossing, but never made it up the river. Barnette's tenacity now pays off with the nearby discovery of gold, and his forlorn outpost becomes the bustling boomtown called Fairbanks. Overnight, Fairbanks is transformed from a canvastent outpost to a brick and stone city, including the imposing bank Barnette founded to safely horde all the gold he extracts from the miners as tribute. When Nathan and Riley come up against the venal Barnette and oppose the Fairbanks kingpin, only Wyatt Earp and his pack of retired gunfighters can come to Blaylock's aid and rid the city of Barnette and his corrupt gang.
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5.0 out of 5 stars
Awesome completion to the trilogy,
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This review is from: The Wolf's Pack (Hardcover)
This book is my favorite of the three featuring Nathan Blaylock, son of Wyatt Earp. This guy writes 'em like they used to. Better than L'Amour!
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1.0 out of 5 stars
BAD---BAD---BAD,
By Mac Blair "Mac Blair" (Huntingdon, TN USA) - See all my reviews
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This review is from: The Wolf's Pack (Wyatt Earp in Alaska) (Mass Market Paperback)
I may have read a worse book but I can't remember when. I really liked the first two books in this series. I think I gave one a five start rateingand the other a four. But, this one is so bad. Nathan Blaylock, Jim Riley and Doc Hennison are together again but the action is scarse. There is page after page of thought and talk. Memories of Wyatt's earlier days, all severalages of more thought. The last 12 pages of the book are good, the rest is a waste. I know Parry can do better than this as the first two were so good. No mas---no mas.
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