Texas Blood Feud (2009)
“Susie wanted to go along to look for some more material. He hitched up the buckboard before breakfast. Told the boys to stay close, split wood, and fix saddles. He even asked Louise if she needed anything for her trip, which she’d postponed to see how things turned out.
Of course she declined his offer to get her anything, but at least she was wearing the poncho on the cool mornings over to the house for her appearances there. He wasn’t sure she knew that the cape was his idea and not Susie’s. ...If she did, maybe she wouldn’t have worn it. His .44/40 Winchester was packed in the buckboard as well, just in case. He and Susie set out about eight. There was still silver frost in the low places on the wiry dry grass, and he huddled under a flannel-lined canvas jacket. She dressed warm and wrapped herself in a gray blanket. They crossed Yellow Hammer Creek at the ford and headed into the small village. Smoke from stovepipes streaked the sky when they drove into view of the cluster of buildings.MoreLess
Of course she declined his offer to get her anything, but at least she was wearing the poncho on the cool mornings over to the house for her appearances there. He wasn’t sure she knew that the cape was his idea and not Susie’s. ...If she did, maybe she wouldn’t have worn it. His .44/40 Winchester was packed in the buckboard as well, just in case. He and Susie set out about eight. There was still silver frost in the low places on the wiry dry grass, and he huddled under a flannel-lined canvas jacket. She dressed warm and wrapped herself in a gray blanket. They crossed Yellow Hammer Creek at the ford and headed into the small village. Smoke from stovepipes streaked the sky when they drove into view of the cluster of buildings.MoreLess
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Edgar G. a year ago
"The old man hated rustlers"...red or white. What a scintillating comment. I don't know how Richards thinks them up...a genius undiscovered as yet, but a writer...unfortunately printed by some half-wit publisher.I have half , quarter or not read about 5-6 of his books so far, maybe more Too hard on my nerves to be subjected to such amateurish drek.
How DO these totally unoriginal scribblers get published.??
Edgar G. a year ago
If the trial by Judge Parker was in 1873, then Chet, who opened this book at age 31, and should now be about 33, actually was 55. A HUGE error by this stupidly foolish writer who doesn't check the simplest of errors.
Edgar G. a year ago
Another stupid comment amongst many I've let go by. He tells Susie that "Abby will tell you where the money is hidden". Why the hell didn't HE just tell her it was in the bottom of the flour barrel.Oy Veh...?
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