Stupid is as Stupid Says. Guess I didn't know any better.  Like Peter, I didn't know what to say, so I spoke.  Live and learn.
I just finished my first Louis L'Amour book. I think I had read a few pages in the past but never stuck with a book. I had always thought L'Amour was dime store novels of the Old American West and perhaps some of his books are just that.  I should not have pronounced on a topic of which I knew little, if anything.
But I found this first of the Sackett series quite good.  L'Amour is a good writer, go figure, he's only sold about 300 million books!  He has obviously done a great deal of research and so there is good historical data to be gleaned from these adventure stories, as well.  
I needed some true leisure reading and found this just the ticket.  I am currently reading the next book in the series. It is a bit long and wordy but I am still finding it enjoyable.  In my small experience with L'Amour, he likes his men to be men and in mostly the right sort of ways.  I find that a welcome remedy to our effeminate minded modern culture.
 
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