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Binding: Paperback
Dewey Decimal Number: 813.54
EAN: 9780451192370
ISBN: 0451192370
Label: Signet
Manufacturer: Signet
Number Of Items: 1
Number Of Pages: 320
Publication Date: September 01, 1998
Publisher: Signet
Sales Rank: 339178
Studio: Signet
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Editorial Review:
Product Description:
Wes Stone, son of The Gunfighter, has pursued his father's murderers, the Sandlin Gang, throughout the Sierra Nevadas. But in his quest for revenge, he has now uncovered their nefarious plan to loot four United States mints. The odds are long and the stakes are high as Stone must hunt down and face a mercenary army guarding a mysterious train, which is already 700 miles ahead of him and headed straight for the Denver mint.
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I cannot disagree with much of what the previous 7 readers have said, but I have to admit some initial disappointment when I read the reviews prior to getting the book.
I was anxious to see what happened next after the California adventure, and therefore eagerly started reading. I saw fairly quickly the inconsistencies that others had noted, but the story still is a winner, in my book.
The problem areas I noted in addition to the prior reviewers' notes: After rescuing Renita ... Read More
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I gave this book a fairly low rating, but you will learn some history as you plod thru the story. there are a few of these small rails still being used today. however, instead of hauling precious metal they carry tourists. the story will be entertaining and misterious.
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After having read all the previous Nathan Stone/Wes Stone books, this one fell flat in the end. Perhaps Compton died while writing this one, as it whimpered to an end. For one thing, even though the Durango-Silverton Railroad figures into the story, the writer didn't know his geography or railroad well enough to get the route correct. In reality, the railroad dead ends at Silverton, so it was not possible to get from Silverton directly to Denver or vice-versa. Also, the book's back cover would have you ... Read More
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For those who are die hard westerns fan's this book is sure to keep you turning the page's yet for the newcomer it has all the action you would expect from a Ralph Compton novel, sure to make a western fan for life. The books use of real event's and legend's of the old west is great tool in educating new reader's to " The old west". I am sure that after reading this novel you will add many more of Ralph Compton's masterpieces to your personal library.
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