Title: Disappointing Gorman
Product review: The second installment in the Noah Ford series is a disappointing read. Ford, a federal agent in the 1880's west, is an interesting character that Gorman does not really develop. I am a big Gorman fan, be it westerns, mysteries or thrillers, but this just doesn't cut it. There is no real sense of time or place in this novel. It feels much too contemporary, and just seems to plod along. The mystery itself isn't enaging. The western aspects are negligible. This could be a contemporary mystery just as easily as a westernI have enjoyed Gorman's books for years, and if has his name on the cover, I will read it. But if you are new to Gorman, there are better places to go in either mystery or western field.
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