T. T. Flynn (1902–1979)

Night of the Comanche Moon by T.T. Flynn was a rip-roaring western adventure complete with Comanche Indians, a wicked Spanish Don and a crooked lawyer out to steal the heroine's ranch. Of course there is also the rock-hard, handsome fellow who helps the young woman hang onto both her virtue and her ranch.

This was a fun and quick read with plenty of western cliches such as the naive younger brother, the noble Indian, the straight-shooting hero and the pretty woman with the deed to the ranch. show more The story reminded me of Saturday matinees with guns blazing, fists flying and good triumphing over evil. show less

Good Western. Old movie with James Stewart also very good. I've seen it a couple of times.
The book is great without having seen the film. Much like Louis L'Amour.

Will Lockhart hunts for the man who murdered his brother. Fine western that was the basis for Jimmy Stewart's best western film.

Great western story