Book six of the Josiah Wolfe, Texas Ranger series. All six books are excellent reads and tells the story of Josiah Wolfe an ex- confederate soldier turned Texas Ranger. His history as a soldier helps him out and in some ways holds him back. The books weave fiction and history together and that makes it a hard book(s) to put down. A series I will read again. Sheila Dean57

Law enforcement, early Texas Rangers

Would wonderful story about t he lives of early Texas Rangers. Warfare Wil t h can f2f wrestlers, Indians, Roman c e and duty. George F. Sommers144 1 follower

Enjoyed the book.

As anyone will tell you l do not offer glowing praise to books, however, l give these stories about Texas Ranger Josiah Wolfe four star rating. Ron761 139

It takes a while to realize what this new Josiah Wolfe, Texas Ranger, novel is truly about. Sweazy has a whole lot more on his mind than the unsuspecting reader is ly to notice. Count me among the unsuspecting. I must have been almost three-fourths through it before the pieces began falling together for me.

Josiah Wolfe is a complex and interesting character. He fought for the Confederacy during the Civil War, and his battlefield experiences have left him somewhat troubled. Bloodshed and death haunt him.

Peace time, such as it is in post-war Texas, has been no less harsh for him. He has lost his loving wife and three daughters, all dead from influenza, and his service with the Texas Rangers keeps him away from his young son. Earlier novels in the series have told of difficulties that have left others unsure of him. His one partner is an unseasoned junior Ranger, Scrap Elliott, whose hair-trigger anger makes him explosive and unpredictable. . .

Read my review at my blog.westerns Dan Panke340 4

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