
Ravenheart (Rigante #3)
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Eight hundred years have passed since King Connavar of the Rigante and his bastard son, Bane,...

The Perfect Whore
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Being the object of everyone’s sexual fantasies ain’t all it’s cracked up to be… On a...

Devil's Dance (Rebel Kings #1)
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Opposites attract. The outlaw biker and the accountant. Straightlaced vs straight to hell. Or...
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Mark @ Carstairs Considers (2400 KP) rated Phantom Outlaw at Wolf Creek in Books
Mar 9, 2021
This is another wonderful book in a favorite middle grade mystery series. The characters are sharp and provide some wonderful laughs. Sometimes their antics slow down the mystery in the first half of the book, but parts of the plot are being worked in to the fun, and the second half pays off the questions wonderfully. The suspense at the end is great, and the way Ricky works everything out is perfect. These books were written for the Christian market, and they work Ricky’s faith in organically without ever once preaching. The books are a bit dated now since they were originally released in the 1990’s, but as long as you know that going in, you’ll be fine. It might take a bit to track down this mystery, but it is worth it.

Lake in the Clouds (Wilderness #3)
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In her extraordinary novels Into the Wilderness and Dawn on a Distant Shore, award-winning author...

Mafia Revenge
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#Draw Your Guns for a Real-time 1-on-1 Shootout - Are you the next Don of Cali City? Remember,...
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Colt Express
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The game officially transposed from Colt Express, the famous train robbery boardgame. Plot your...
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David McK (3600 KP) rated Warlord (The Outlaw Chronicles, #4) in Books
Jan 30, 2019
Like the previous three books in the series, this is presented as an elderly Alan Dale recounting the adventures of his youth, with each section (and the epilogue) of the novel as him committing the tale to paper, and his thoughts in so doing.
While the cover of the novel also has "A Robin Hood tale" above the title, I actually found that character to be sidelined more in favour of Alan in this novel than in the previous, where he very much was central to the story but seemingly not so much here. That's not to mean that he's not present, and that he doesn't have a role to play: just that this novel is more about Richard than it is Robin.
The novel also includes elements form that other great Medieval tale/obsession of the Holy Grail, which is worked into the reason why Richard is besieging the castle (at Robin's urgings) at which he receives his fatal wound. That plot strand, however, is also left wide-open for the sequel, already announced as titled <i>Grail Knight</i>, and which I'm already looking forward to!

Hopper: A Savage American Journey
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The kid gone wrong in Rebel Without a Cause. The hippie outlaw in Easy Rider. The crazed...