The wandering gunslinger called The Gunsmith sees a murder in San Francisco that reminds him of a vicious killing he saw in Dodge City years before; and soon others are making The Gunsmith part of that connection in J.R. Roberts' Chinatown Assassin.
This is part of a long, long series of "Adult Westerns" written by Robert J. Randisi, number 180 out of hundreds more. I nabbed this, with a few others, from a rummage sale because I have always been interested in Randisi's writing under his own name.
However, I believe these have come out monthly, for years, so you sort of get what you expect; a standard western, with some R-rated scenes mixed in. I did, however, like this more than the first one I read, several hundred down the line from this.
I read this in a single day on a camping trip, and would recommend it for those settings.
This is part of a long, long series of "Adult Westerns" written by Robert J. Randisi, number 180 out of hundreds more. I nabbed this, with a few others, from a rummage sale because I have always been interested in Randisi's writing under his own name.
However, I believe these have come out monthly, for years, so you sort of get what you expect; a standard western, with some R-rated scenes mixed in. I did, however, like this more than the first one I read, several hundred down the line from this.
I read this in a single day on a camping trip, and would recommend it for those settings.
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