Lincoln's Lawman #1 Six-Guns or Surrender

A action adventure adult western

De: A.M. Van Dorn

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

THE CIVIL WAR IS LONG OVER LEAVING IN ITS WAKE THE GREAT EMANCIPATOR BELONGING TO THE AGES, BUT HIS LEGACY LIVES ON IN THE MAN THEY CALL LINCOLN’S LAWMAN.

The vanguard of a new breed of marshals envisioned by the slain president, the formidable Nash Riker upholds his sworn duty on America’s newest battlefield, the lawless West.

With McKenna, his deputy, confidant and best friend all rolled into the form of his twin sister, at his side, Riker endlessly patrols the western landscapes delivering justice and bringing hope.

The siblings’ drive to deliver law and order is matched only by their embrace of sizzling encounters with the opposite sex as they fight to restore order and vanquish villainy wherever they might encounter it.

Now it's sixguns or surrender when a would be dictator seeks to seize an entire High Sierra town for himself, leaving Riker to rally the citizens in revolt to reclaim their town or die trying!

PLEASE BE ADVISED

The Riker's adventures, be it braving the sometimes-violent west or their sizzling escapades with the opposite sex are recommended for mature readers who, are 18+ years of age and above.
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The author does not seem to know the setting nor the culture of the times he’s writing about.

The story feels like the author has never done any of the events described here. It is extremely difficult to switch places in a canoe on a river. He doesn’t mention that the boat could rock and fall over. I don’t think this person‘s ever ridden a horse. And his remarks about cattle reveal his ignorance in bolvine behaviors. He also makes the female protagonist out to be a 21st century cowgirl stripper. During the historical setting that he sets up, Women generally did not wear denim jeans. And unless they were in a whorehouse, they didn’t show their cleavage. I think society would’ve been more willing to see a woman with a gun on her hip.The author feels out of touch with the culture in the setting of those times. The wanton sexual exploits are also historically inaccurate.