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| Category: Fiction:Historical |
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| About the Book | |
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Join Jonathon Stout as he journeys throughout the Indian Nation of the mid 1800's. After the death of his father, Jon finds himself alone at the age of fifteen, with only a horse and his dog, Rip. Jon has many misadventures before being ambushed and left for dead by the men he suspects of killing his father. His surprising rescue, and the life he finds afterward, make for terrific reading. If you've ever read Louis Lamour, you must read Kiamichi Trail. It is Jon's story, told by a real storyteller. Non-stop reading is almost guaranteed.
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| Reviews | |
It is sure good to finally read a GOOD western like I used to read years ago; it actually reminded me of reading one of Louis Lamours books. In fact, it kept me so interested I didn't want to stop, so I read the entire book in one sitting.... Thanks, and keep them coming.
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| About the Author | |
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Roger Haley, a member of the Western Writers of America (WWA), is retired from the US Navy, and currently resides in NE Texas near the Red River. He and his wife Georgia, along with their spoiled canine, Lexie, enjoy the country life and exploring nearby areas of historical interest. Writing is his passion. |