Apache Sundown

By Ed Hewson

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• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0965211207
• ISBN13: 9780965211208
• Release Date: January 1
• Publisher: Fanjoy & Bell, Limited
• Length: 171 Pages
• Weight: 0.61 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.5" x 5.9" x 9.0"

Customer Reviews

Best Western

I enjoy a good western occasionally, but it is very difficult to find a real good one. This book is a really, really good western. The very best I have ever read, by far. And that includes some good ones as well as some western classics. If you are looking for a really well researched western as well as a most compelling read, try this book. You will not be disappointed. I only wish the author had more books to enjoy.

A Novel Western - Not your usual

A gripping novel set to the historical background of the NewMexico Territory in the 1870's. It deviates from the atypicalapproach of bar room fights, contrived sex scenes, and shallowcharacter development found in the paperback novels of today. The primary characters, Jack McLarem and Kriss Andersen, have depth and feeling. It's almost like I've known them as friends. I couldn't put the book down from start to finish. Great novel. END

Much better written than most....

Set in New Mexico in the late 1870s, Hewson's tale of brutal revenge and retaliation uses the last year of Victorio's hostilities as a framework. That Apache leader and other historical figures make token appearances, but center stage is held by peaceable, somewhat cynical rancher, Jack MacLaren, friend of Victorio and a man of honor. Much better written than most straight westerns, but bloody. Reviewed by Books of the Southwest.

A Western novel for everyone

This Western novel is more real than most. Well researched. The story twists in unusual ways with an excellant conclusion. The epilogue puts some closure on everything so the reader isn't left wondering. I can't wait for the sequel "The Copper Queen". I'm not a Western novel fan but enjoyed Apache Sundown a lot, it's a book anyone should enjoy