Why read Last Warriors on the Llano?

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Book description

Texas Range Cody Carson's well-earned vacation is sidelined once again when rancher Amos Tate is murdered. He must do more than bring Juan Tofoya to justice; Amos's son and daughter have been kidnapped, and for Cody, it is a race against time to save their lives.

The search takes him…

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Texas
India

Genres

Westerns

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Why read it?

1 author picked Last Warriors on the Llano as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?

I. Graham Smith

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This book is not terribly old, but it feels old... and it's a western, which has fallen out of style. I do like older books because they tend to be less frantic, and less desperate to meet the modern idea of what keeps readers engaged. The style is just excellent. Last Warriors on the Llano is an easy read. The writing is so direct that I, as a writer, thought to myself, "Graham, you've gotta learn this art!" In the end, the straightforward sincerity of the two main characters is what I loved. Cody Carson is a Texas Ranger, and…

From I. Graham's 3 favorite reads in 2024.