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THE GUNMAN JACKSON SWAGGER – Stephen Hunter

It is 1897 and the railroad company is trying hard to connect a rail line from the east coast to the west coast. Things are tough all over – there’s been severe drought and ranches are closing up as herds are dying off. Anyone looking for a job is also struggling to find a ranch Continue reading
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COAL – J. Jason Grant

Woah. I wasn’t prepared for this. ‘Coal’ is the only name he’s ever known – so named for the darkness of his skin. He’s been chained and beaten since the age of six, and he watched as his owner sold his mother and sister away. The only kindness he’s ever been shown was from a Continue reading
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SALVACIÓN – Sandra Proudman

By day, Lola de La Peña is the sweet, upstanding young lady of Coloma, daughter of the respected town elders – her mother a healer who works with the recently discovered, magical, sal negra (black salt) that, when used by someone who understands it, can heal most wounds … even mortal ones. But by night, Lola Continue reading
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RETURN TO SENDER – Craig Johnson

Walt Longmire, the tough-as-nails Sheriff of Absaroka County, Wyoming, is hard at work, but this timeout of his own territory. A cousin to Walt’s late wife reaches out to Walt for some help. The distant relative is a postal official in Colorado and one of his carriers, a woman who delivers in remote areas, has Continue reading
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LADY OR THE TIGER – Heather M. Herrman

This is one of the most impressive books I’ve read in a long time. Part western, part mystery, with a hint of macabre, Lady or the Tiger ticks all the right boxes when making a checklist of what makes for an excellent read. Belle King was an infamous teenage serial killer and when she willingly walked into Continue reading
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THE LAST WIZARD’S BALL – Charlaine Harris

I was a little late to the game in reading this Gunnie Rose series, just as I was very late in reading Charlaine Harris’s Sookie Stackhouse books (ie True Blood) but I’ve been pleasantly surprised at how much I’ve enjoyed both of these series. The Gunnie Rose series is a sci-fi, paranormal western where the Continue reading
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BILLY THE KID: THE WAR FOR LINCOLN COUNTY – Ryan C. Coleman
I have to admit that I chose and started to read this book because I thought it was going to be a non-fiction book about Billy the Kid – an infamous outlaw about whom I know very little. I also know there’s been a trend of non-fiction books that push the boundaries of non-fiction, giving Continue reading
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TOOTH AND CLAW – Craig Johnson

After returning from Vietnam, now looking for work, Walt Longmire and Henry Standing Bear take a job in Alaska working for an oil company, riding shotgun with researchers and oilmen. They come upon a monster of a polar bear who appears to be badly injured, likely making him even more of a threat than a Continue reading
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AN EASY DEATH – Charlaine Harris

The world is different. Texoma is its own country and wizarding magic is a known ability (though not a very well trusted one). Lizbeth “Gunnie Rose is young but she’s already gotten herself quite a reputation for fierceness and fairness. When she commits to a job she’ll see it through no matter what the cost. Continue reading
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FIRST FROST – Craig Johnson

It’s time for another Longmire book, but where do you go when Longmire has taken on (and taken down) every petty criminal, every crooked politician, and every drug lord in the state of Wyoming and even a few in Mexico? You look back at Walt’s early days – before he ever became a sheriff. Some Continue reading
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ALL THE DEAD SHALL WEEP – Charlaine Harris

From the creator of the hugely popular Sookie Stackhouse series (aka True Blood) is the Gunnie Rose series. All the Dead Shall Weep is the 5th book in this series, but author Charlaine Harris gives us everything we need to know about the characters within the pages of the book – reading this will only whet the appetite Continue reading
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SIX-GUN SERENADE – Mason Macrae

Jim Finch left his home, Featherville, over a year ago. He’s back now but he’s returned to a community that doesn’t really resemble what he left. Some squatters (or ‘nesters’) have moved into the valley. They are settling on ranch land and trying to claim it as their own. Sam Broadner might be one of Continue reading

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