The Western Trail (The Trail Drive Series , No 2)

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Summary: Trail Drive
Review: After the civil war there were thousands and thousands of wild maverick cattle available in the breaks of Texas available to anyone crazy enough to round them up and drive them to the railheads. In this story McCaleb and his bold-spirited cowboys brave over a 1000 treacherous miles to drive 2400 head of ornery cattle into Wyoming's Sweetwater Valley. With the help of Shoshoni indians and Buffalo Bill Cody, McCaleb and his men, stand and fight to win and call the land their own.

Rating:
Summary: Trail Drive
Review: After the civil war there were thousands and thousands of wild maverick cattle available in the breaks of Texas available to anyone crazy enough to round them up and drive them to the railheads. In this story McCaleb and his bold-spirited cowboys brave over a 1000 treacherous miles to drive 2400 head of ornery cattle into Wyoming's Sweetwater Valley. With the help of Shoshoni indians and Buffalo Bill Cody, McCaleb and his men, stand and fight to win and call the land their own.

Rating:
Summary: Trail drive
Review: Gil and Van Austin cross the Mexican border to find and rescue their friend Clay Duval. During this escapade they find thousands of roaming cattle just waiting to be taken. It is not an easy task as they incounter outlaws, soldiers and other hazards.

Rating:
Summary: Fun sequal to read
Review: McCaleb is back with his gang of cowboys. This time around, they are trying to make a home for themselves. The book has a lot of great suspense scenes, but the conclusion to each one is usually quick and disappointing, and sometimes leaving you with more questions that weren't answered. I gave this book four stars mostly because I enjoyed myself, isn't that what a book is supposed to be for? But it could have been better.

Rating:
Summary: Fun sequal to read
Review: McCaleb is back with his gang of cowboys. This time around, they are trying to make a home for themselves. The book has a lot of great suspense scenes, but the conclusion to each one is usually quick and disappointing, and sometimes leaving you with more questions that weren't answered. I gave this book four stars mostly because I enjoyed myself, isn't that what a book is supposed to be for? But it could have been better.