Your favorite Western novel?

[Cudedog]

I'm on a reading kick, and this time I'm reading Westerns, but good ones are hard to find.

Do you know of a good one? Anyone care to share their favorite Western?

Thanks.

Anne

[snowball]

I mainly read the Love Inspired books a part of Harlequin like the romance, suspense and Historical awhile back in the Historical they had a set of series that was Cowboy Creek I think different titles and different authors but was a fun series to read
I should endeavor to add to my go to list but it what is at this time
have you read phooey not sure of the proper name but this settlement was pretty much wiped out a white women taken captive and she walked 1000 miles to freedom I believe it's been awhile since I read it based on actual happenings
sheila

[Queen]

I highly recommend Fearless and Ride The Wind, by Lucia St. Clair Robson. Both historical fiction based on the lives of women. Very powerful looks at a time when women had little power but could still have great influence.

Lonesome Dove, it’s just a beautifully crafted novel all the way around. McMurtry makes you feel the landscape and the hearts of the people in the story.

[Colliemom]

I like William Johnstone’s western. The way he writes, Bringing all the characters together toward the end can keep me glued to the book. Have stayed up too late some nights cause can’t put it down. He also uses names of many of the actual western towns from back in those days too.

[mtngal]

‘Sacajawea’ by Ann Waldo
All of Tony Hillerman

[mtngal]

‘Doc’ by Mary Dora Russel

[Queen]

‘Doc’ by Mary Dora Russel

Agreed. And ‘Epitaph’ as well.