In the Old West, a Cajun gunslinger named Sartain, but called The Revenger, goes into action when an old pard is killed and two others are threatened in Frank Leslie's A Bullet for Sartain.
Frank Leslie is in reality Peter Brandvold, who has written a lot of westerns under his name and others. He contributed to the long-running "Adult Western" series Longarm, and much of that vibe is here; Sartain has one eye for killing and one for the ladies, and even his horse is on the lookout for a filly.
But Brandvold doesn't stint on the action; every character is rude and ready for gunplay at a moment's notice.
A satisfying action-oriented contemporary western for fans.
I received this book in the mail from Brandvold, a double novel with Death and the Saloon Girl as the second offering. I look forward to reading it.
Frank Leslie is in reality Peter Brandvold, who has written a lot of westerns under his name and others. He contributed to the long-running "Adult Western" series Longarm, and much of that vibe is here; Sartain has one eye for killing and one for the ladies, and even his horse is on the lookout for a filly.
But Brandvold doesn't stint on the action; every character is rude and ready for gunplay at a moment's notice.
A satisfying action-oriented contemporary western for fans.
I received this book in the mail from Brandvold, a double novel with Death and the Saloon Girl as the second offering. I look forward to reading it.
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