The death of a ranch patriarch, from a bullet in the back, sets off a range war in Gordo Roberts' Ambush Basin.
I had never heard of Gordo Roberts, but picked this up for pocket change to read on a camping trip, and I finished it in a single day.
This is a burly, above-average oater, with a lot of familiar characters (a laconic ranch hand, the rancher's daughter, snake-eyed villains) helped along by an action-packed script and colorful descriptions of the land and times.
Good for fans of Westerns.
I had never heard of Gordo Roberts, but picked this up for pocket change to read on a camping trip, and I finished it in a single day.
This is a burly, above-average oater, with a lot of familiar characters (a laconic ranch hand, the rancher's daughter, snake-eyed villains) helped along by an action-packed script and colorful descriptions of the land and times.
Good for fans of Westerns.
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