I have not read any of Bly's books and I'm sorry that I missed them. I seriously do not have a clue where this book came from... it just showed up in my mail box. I get so many books because of my review blog that I have had to write down those that I actually order. I do not remember ordering this one.
Janet, Bly's wife is a famous author in her own right. The book is good, even if there were several that went before this one. I didn't feel left out at the beginning, and that is a huge thing. You can find out more about them here.
ABOUT THE BOOK
It’s 1905. Two orphans flee Oregon’s Tillamook Head. One of them is branded a hero. Will they tell the truth and risk the wrath of a dangerous man?
Meanwhile, legendary retired lawman Stuart Brannon — now a rancher
and widower — had no intention of leaving his beloved Arizona Territory
to attend the Lewis and Clark Centennial Exposition in Oregon, nor to
participate in a celebrity golf tournament. His life no longer consisted
of men to track down . . . people trying to kill him . . .gangs preying
on the innocent. Then the telegram came: Stuart, I need you in
Portland. Tim Wiseman is missing. I think there’s a cover-up going on . .
. I’ll contact you there. T.R. How could he refuse a request from the
President of the United States? Read More…_____________________
“…as good if not better than anything of (Louis L’Amour). I shall remain a fan of Stephen Bly.” - Jimmy Dickens (the Grand Ole Opry)
“Bly does a lot of things right for lovers of the traditional western…(he) clearly knows the country he writes about…Luke Short and Frank Gruber come to mind.” -Library Journal
“In this fresh contribution to the CBA market, Bly…pens an amusing parody…(Paperback Writer) is a funny, enjoyable romp….” -Publishers Weekly
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