Melinda

The Sackett Family are interesting characters, all just a little bit different but all loyal and adventuresome. I enjoy L'Amour's low key storytelling.

I would love to see Mr. Patterson write a novel on his own. His would be clones just don't have his magic.

I found this story line disjointed. I didn't really care about most of the characters. I wish Patterson and his Crew would stop being so graphic, sadistic and brutal. Skip this Patterson too. For all the praise he gives the Berliners in the Epilog, I felt the story lacking in German influence. It could have taken place anywhere.

This story is interesting and kept me guessing. Always enjoy Lindsay Boxer and her friends.

This was quite an historical learning experience besides being an intriguing storyline. Loved the characters and learning what life was like in Africa in the late 1800's.

Too explicit in describing the violence against women. Felt he and co-writer were up against a publisher's deadline. Not a great read.

I like the Sacketts. This story is especially sweet in Tell's quest to find his kidnapped wife. I really like David Strathairns reading.

Again, I find the everyday struggle of life back then a marvel, even when the main character is doing simple everyday tasks. L'Amour engages the reader in a quiet gentle manner.

Always an entertaining read. L'Amour is so very descriptive of life back then. I enjoy the Sackett Series

Enjoyed the simplicity of the storyline and characters. Everyday job was survival in those days.