Title: Strap On Your Holster And Prepare To Join The Earps In A Rip-Roaring Read!
Product review: Parker's Gunman's Rhapsody makes you feel that you've been transported back to 1881 and life in a small western town (Tombstone)-- dealing with gun fights, cowboys and local politics, and working with the Earp brothers, Doc Holliday, and their women. Since the book is based on historical accounts of the Earps and events leading up to the gunfight at the OK corral, much of the action is not surprising. However, Gunman's Rhapsody's main strength is in its very well-developed characters and its sense of the Wild West that seems so real you constantly feel the need to kick the mud off your boots, and to check your pistol to make sure you're ready for whatever trouble you're going to have to deal with next. If you are hankering for a good novel about an exciting era long past, Gunman's Rhapsody is highly recommended. Louis L'Amour has nothing over Robert Parker in books about the Old West.
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