Review: Well written and easy to read
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 04 12, 2013
I thoroughly enjoyed this book from start to finish. Having read a couple of books by the same author, I knew the book would be easy to read and well written.The story opens with Bart Hooker encountering the infamous Knox Farraday and his band of outlaws, but managing to escape and killing one of the men as he goes.Bart is later helped by a member of the gang and meets up with other solitary figures who decide to ride together to see if they can outwit the Farraday gangAnd in the background the ghostly figure of Black Patch is waiting while the vultures circle overhead.The thing I really enjoyed about this book was that the villains were villains, with their mean sly eyes and their slow ways. The gunslingers were fast on the draw, there was a sprinkling of romance and the plot kept you coming back for more.I look forward to more books from Van Holt, he writes a good story and his books never disappoint.Whether you are a fan of western books or not, if you like a good story then this book is for you.