Dance on the Wind : The Plainsmen

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Summary: Save your money.
Review: I have read many books in this genre and would have to say that this is the first author that I have come across that includes so many vivid sexual encounters in his writings. I can handle it once in a while, but it got to be too much for me. Honestly, I didn't care all that much for "Carry the Wind" either. If you are looking for a good mountain man book, try "The Big Sky" by Guthrie. If you are looking for a 1800s romance novel, this should work.

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Summary: Ick
Review: Sorry to disagree with you guys...but I think this book is terrible. The writing is cliche and ungrammatical, and in some cases dumb ("he had to admit he cared for the bony whore"??) the storyline was contrived and unrealistic, and I was NOT interested in the naive character of Titus Bass.

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Summary: Save your money.
Review: This book by Terry Johnston is like all his others (and I have them all), excellent! Terry has a unique gift in his telling of the history of the mountain men of the Rocky Mountains. He brings them to life in a remarkably vivid fashion and his readers leave each book with a sense of awe and anxiety in waiting for his next publication to hit the shelves. "Dance on the Wind" is well worth your time and as is typical of a Johnston novel, you'll have a hard time waitin' for the next one. Read it!

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Summary: It takes the circle!
Review: This book by Terry Johnston is like all his others (and I have them all), excellent! Terry has a unique gift in his telling of the history of the mountain men of the Rocky Mountains. He brings them to life in a remarkably vivid fashion and his readers leave each book with a sense of awe and anxiety in waiting for his next publication to hit the shelves. "Dance on the Wind" is well worth your time and as is typical of a Johnston novel, you'll have a hard time waitin' for the next one. Read it!