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a tight well written story of a man Major James Brionne formerly of the US Army whose home in Virginia was torched and his wife killed by a gang set on destroying him because of his previous work which led to the arrest trial conviction and hanging of the murderer Dave Allard The time is the earlys Brionne with his son Mat who had barely managed to escape the clutches of the Allard Gang in Virginia make their way out west to Utah Territory to eke out a new life there in the desert landscape There they are tracked down by the Allards and the outcome is not without its thrills and chills Stand for the moment in the shoes of a boy whose mother has just been killed by wicked men or walk the path of her husband who returns home a few hours too late to stop the killers Think the thoughts of a good man a strong one who will not yield to injustice or fear This book will shape your character as many of L'Amour's books doRead and be strong Louis L'Amour really is a master storyteller There are very few surprises in Brionne The reader is kept abreast of the chase from all perspectives There isn't much mystery but it is very satisfying to be on the trail in the landscape and witnessing the skill of Major James Brionne Nothing confirms L'Amour's storytelling prowess uite like the ending here L'Amour leaves an intentional loose end but says what is importantI would like to man slap the idiot who writes the introductory blurb on the front page of L'Amour's books This is the second consecutive novel that was damaged because too much was revealed about the novel's climax This was surprisingly good I read this because it was laying on the table at work and I was bored I've never been into Westerns but this was ok Passed the time and was interesting Major James Brionne had war declared on him by criminals he'd brought to trialBrionne's house is burned his wife killed With his son in mind the Major abandons his political career with President Grant and seeks safety in the westOnly that doesn't happenI love the feeling I get when reading L'Amours's book this one no different Whether it's being on a train with a wild fire headed toward you or on cliffs looking across the landscape trying to find the bad guys it's all excitingAdd to the land a father's love for his son and a heartfelt story unfolds This is my first Western I read and I love it I enjoyed reading this book but since finishing it I'm irritated with things left out I don't know why the silver mine story arc was or less abandoned why the bear suddenly shows up only to disappear And why did LL introduce the possibility that thedead miners were not necessarily dead only to conclude the book without ever mentioning them again These seemed like such promising additions to the story as we get to the last uarter of the book but they never materialize The opening scene was really compelling and the psych effect of the mother's suicide on the lead Allard was a nice touch If LL had fleshed out all the cool arcs he introduced especially the Indian cuneiform cave drawings as maps this could have been a much bigger and better book I like what he did with Brionne's final gunfight strategy but overall the conclusion simply felt rushed Major James Brionne brought Dave Allard to trial for murder Just before the hanging Dave swore his brothers would take vengenanceFour year later the Allard boys retumed to settle the score Only Brionne's son escaped They murdered his wife destroyed his home and left Brionne nothing but the charred ruins of his past to haunt him Seeking peace and a new life Brionne and the boy headed west But the Allards hadn't finished with him He knew they'd call him for a showdown and this time he'd be ready From the Paperback edition Never read anything by Louis I didn't like Been reading him since I was a
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kid and will forever Another great read from L'Amour Really liked the characters and story I have never read a Louis LAmour book that I did not like and Brionne is no exception LAmour really knew how to tell a story He writes of a time when good guys were really good and the bad guys well they were bad I like the fact that most of the story took place in the high Uintahs in northern Utah an area I have hiked in many times I am not sure LAmour spent much time doing research on the geography that that is okay with me It was still a fun book with good characters and a happy ending This book is best read next to a fire on a cold afternoon A camp fire would be great but sitting by the fireplace in your family room is okay as well Louis L'Amour was an American author L'Amour's books primarily Western fiction remain enormously popular and most have gone through multiple printings At the time of his death allof his works were in printnovelsshort story collections and one full length work of nonfiction and he was considered one of the world's most popular writers Wikipedia.