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The Border Empire (The Gunfighter Series 4)

The Border Empire (The Gunfighter Series 4)

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Rating: 4 stars
Summary: A great, old fashioned western
Review: A great book, typical of Compton! My only complaint is that he wasn't up on his clothing details to fit the historic old west, but that doesn't take away from the story. If you want the same type of story as Compton, but more accurate in details, read Kirby Jonas, whom critics call the New Louis L'Amour. He is neck and neck with L'Amour and Compton in every way!

Rating: 4 stars
Summary: A GOOD WESTERN NOVEL RECOMMENDED BY "THE VIRGINIAN"!
Review: After "Autumn of The Gun", "Border Empire" was a welcome return to the style of writing that makes Ralph Compton a good western writer.

Actually, this book is equal to the first two Nathan Stone novels. The only drawback of the book is the small part of Wes Stone's dog; a storyline that I enjoyed in the Nathan Stone books, which showcased a larger part for the two dogs.

I also recognized James Drury's review of the book though he chose not to identify himself. His stamp of approval is always good enough for me. For the one or two people who might not recognize his name, he played "The Virginian" on Television from 1962 to 1971 and made it impossible for me to watch anyone else play that part, including Gary Cooper.

Rating: 4 stars
Summary: A GOOD WESTERN NOVEL RECOMMENDED BY "THE VIRGINIAN"!
Review: After "Autumn of The Gun", "Border Empire" was a welcome return to the style of writing that makes Ralph Compton a good western writer.

Actually, this book is equal to the first two Nathan Stone novels. The only drawback of the book is the small part of Wes Stone's dog; a storyline that I enjoyed in the Nathan Stone books, which showcased a larger part for the two dogs.

I also recognized James Drury's review of the book though he chose not to identify himself. His stamp of approval is always good enough for me. For the one or two people who might not recognize his name, he played "The Virginian" on Television from 1962 to 1971 and made it impossible for me to watch anyone else play that part, including Gary Cooper.

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: Its just a great book.
Review: Its great how all the books just blend together in this seris. I hope Ralph Compton continues with this seris for a long time. I look foward to all his books in the future.

Rating: 4 stars
Summary: revenge
Review: The bad guys killed a man but they should have killed his son too. But, because they did not, that son took up the vengence trail and vowed he would live until the day those killers were dead. A very good story, fun and lots of good cowboy stuff.

Rating: 4 stars
Summary: A wounderful piece of work.
Review: The Border Empire was very thrilling to read.This story kept me in suspence from cover to cover.I look forward to reading the rest of the GUNFIGHTER series.

Rating: 4 stars
Summary: Very good continuing series
Review: The Gunfighter series is one of the best continuing series of western books I have ever read. I have read all of Louis Lámour and Compton is the only one to come close to him.


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