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Mort Dansing was lost between two worlds: he was a white man raised by Apaches. After Dansing's village was destroyed and his wife murdered, he returned to white society, hoping to punish the traitor who led the killers to the village encampment.

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  • Richard
  • Pembroke Pines, FL, United States
  • 11-17-08

Good read

This is the second Kirby book I have listened to. Both were good and held my interest. I think you must like oaters to enjoy his books though. I do like westerns and have downloaded his third book now, and will listen to it later today. If you are a fan of westerns I think you will not waste a credit here,

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Gripping

What was one of the most memorable moments of The Dansing Star?

The standoff in the cabin.

Which character – as performed by James Drury – was your favorite?

Mort Dansing

Any additional comments?

Great read by Mr. Drury, made all the characters come to life.

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Not A Bad Story

Any additional comments?

I had read the comments on Amazon.com and several of them said this writer was possibly the "new" Louis L'Amour. So I spent a credit. I'm not sure if those people ever read Louis L'Amour. That being said, the story isn't that bad. There are a few places that it seems a little far-fetched. Especially at the first when Dansing loses the bank robbers . . . the posse started through the desert and a sand storm covers the tracks so the goup has to go back. This guy was raised by the Apache . . . go check the water holes. After all, there aren't that many and they have to go to one of them. Then later . . . after going all day and all night and starting the next day with only the water in their canteens for them and their horses, Dansing does a show-off stunt in front of indains and they chase them. Running the horses for two miles they ease up and check to see if they have lost the indians. If you can get by things like that, the story can be enjoyable.

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  • Anonymous User
  • 04-10-18

Great story, great read.

I love Kirby Jonas way of writing. The stories are detailed and have feeling. And James Drury’s voice adds to the western atmosphere of the book. Highly recommend both the author and narrator.