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Last Ride

by Thomas Eidson

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Good suspenseful Western with among-the-Indian living grandfather seeking to rescue captured granddaughter. Movie is not bad, but book is more satisfying to me. ( )
  kcslade | Sep 17, 2008 |
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The year is 1886 and old Samuel Jones, broken in body and soul, has ridden hard to reach his daughter’s remote New Mexico ranch—ridden hard so that he can die there. But Maggie Baldwin, grown and with children of her own, wants nothing to do with this man who abandoned her and her mother thirty years earlier to live with the Indians. Nothing, that is, until renegade Apaches shoot Maggie’s husband and kidnap her oldest daughter. Then she has no choice but to ride with the dying father she detests in a desperate attempt to rescue her child before the girl disappears forever into the vast twilight land of old Mexico.

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