The Savage Valley

The Logan Family Western Series, Book 2

De: Donald L. Robertson

Narrado por: Alex Boyles

“You men got a choice. Pull leather and die, or drop your guns. Makes no never mind to me.”

Callum Logan is a man of quick decision and execution. His fast gun has saved him on more than one occasion. Though hardened by the horrors of the Civil War, he gives each man a chance, unless they prove it’s undeserved.

Now, on his way to begin a new life in the Colorado West, Callum is eager to put the killing behind him. But while rescuing a family from despicable outlaws, he is forced to kill the leader of the small band, putting himself in direct conflict with the outlaw’s brother, Elwood Wister, whose gang has become the scourge of Southwest Colorado.

Can Callum’s quick thinking and determination help him survive his greatest challenge yet? Is he ready for another battle? Will Wister succeed in executing his brutal plan to take revenge?

Accompany Callum Logan as he embarks on the journey to build a new life, for himself and his family. Experience the savagery and danger that may lurk around every bend, in the shadows of the majestic Sangre de Cristos.

©2016 by Donald L. Robertson (P)2020 by Blackstone Publishing

THE SAVAGE VALLEY

This is an excellent book. This is the second book in this series. Callum is working on getting the family together on a large ranch. Eventually. Callum and his friends has to take on a gang of outlaws. There is a big showdown at the end. He also helps a young woman with a claim that belonged to one of his friends. She was his daughter and he ask Callum to make sure she got it. There is a lot of action in this book. Callum is fast and tough. This is a great series. There is four books in it. I think everything will come together in the last one. The first two they have come a long way on building the ranch in this big valley. Alex Boyles does a good job narrating this book. If my review is any help will you please click on the helpful link below. Thank you.

Interesting book

Loved the conclusion and the story of coming together and settling as a family in Colorado.

Repetition

Very little substance in this book a lot of repetition wasn’t worth the credit, thanks