Title: A Good Sackett Story
Product review: L'Amour always tells a good story and this book is no exception. The story is about Noland Sackett, the outlaw Sackett, who at the beginning of the book is running for his life, but of course gets sidetracked because of a soft place in his heart for women in distress. But since no good deed goes unpunished, right off one of the women he befriends tries to kill him. The action is fast and furious, with hidden gold, beautiful women, and a whole collection of thieves, gunslingers, Indians, and cutthroats who are also after the hidden treasure (which just happens to be in a canyon where, according to Indian legend, nothing can live,not even birds.) Besides trying to find the hidden canyon, which he is not sure he wants to find, he has to stay alive while at least 10 times in the book someone tries to kill him. But Sackett is a hard man to kill. As with all good stories, in the end he comes out with the gold and the woman. This is a good read if you like westerns.
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