Roosevelt's Boys - Horst, John C
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CRITICAL ACCLAIM FOR JOHN C. HORST, br> "Horst's popularity is probably explained by his gift for these vividly rendered characters, who sometimes veer into the fantastic territory of Max Brand." --Booklist on Allingham, The Long Journey Home "Walsh not only embodies the classic traits of a Western hero--he's stoic, laconic, an excellent marksman, has a mysterious and tragic past, and is desirable to a young, sexy, fast-shooting, hard-riding, free-spirited woman--Walsh is also introspective, a character who changes and develops as he searches for answers to the questions in his life."…mehr

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CRITICAL ACCLAIM FOR JOHN C. HORST, br> "Horst's popularity is probably explained by his gift for these vividly rendered characters, who sometimes veer into the fantastic territory of Max Brand." --Booklist on Allingham, The Long Journey Home "Walsh not only embodies the classic traits of a Western hero--he's stoic, laconic, an excellent marksman, has a mysterious and tragic past, and is desirable to a young, sexy, fast-shooting, hard-riding, free-spirited woman--Walsh is also introspective, a character who changes and develops as he searches for answers to the questions in his life." --Patrick Smithwick, award-winning author of Flying Change on The Mule Tamer
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John Horst was born in Baltimore, Maryland, and studied philosophy at Loyola College. His interests include the history and anthropology of the Old West. > Roosevelt's Boys is his ninth novel. Other works include The Mule Tamer Saga, about the Walsh family in Arizona and Mexico, spanning two generations from the mid-nineteenth century to the early days of the Mexican Revolution, and the Allingham series, the story of a US marshal in the wild lands of Arizona in the latter part of the nineteenth century. He resides in Maryland with his wife and daughter. For more information, visit www.themuletamer.com.