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Dutchman's Flat

by Louis L'Amour

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TURN HOME, RIDER
 
In this land, the place you leave behind might not be there when you get back. At least not the way you knew it. Tack Gentry of the G Bar, Chat Lock of Dutchman’s Flat, and Ward McQueen of the Tumbling K knew how it felt to struggle against men who were trying to take from them what they believed in. For the bad rush in when the good leave, and men will choose to fight, not just over drunken threats, gambling losses, and honor, but for land, friendships, family, and even love—a struggle magnificently captured in these eleven great stories written and handpicked by the incomparable Louis L’Amour himself.

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A solid selection of short stories in this authorized L'Amour collection. I enjoyed the introductions to each story, which give the reader some background of topics touched upon within. Not every tale is of gunfights or range wars. One I especially liked was about the middle-aged grandfather trying to mine enough gold to save his widowed daughter's ranch, and outwit Apaches at the same time. The Tumbling K is featured in a couple of the stories, as is Kilkenny. ( )
  fuzzi | Apr 7, 2022 |
Ended up being a book of short stories. Most where so,so but the story "West of the Tularosas" was a great read by it self. ( )
  kazan | Sep 2, 2020 |
Product Description A collection of short frontier stories personally selected and introduced by the author. From the Publisher A collection of short frontier stories personally selected and introduced by the author. ( )
  Hans.Michel | Sep 13, 2013 |
As I noted elsewhere, I really prefer L'Amour's short stories to most of his novels. In this collection, I particularly like "West of the Tularosas" ( )
1 vote antiquary | Jun 13, 2013 |
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Thr dust of Dutchman's Flat had settled in a gray film upon their faces, and Neill could see the streaks made by the sweat on their cheeks and brows and knew his own must be the same.
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There is a short story and a collection of the same name; unfortunately they have been combined and it is very difficult to distinguish which editions are which.
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Fiction. Short Stories. Western. Thriller. HTML:

TURN HOME, RIDER
 
In this land, the place you leave behind might not be there when you get back. At least not the way you knew it. Tack Gentry of the G Bar, Chat Lock of Dutchman’s Flat, and Ward McQueen of the Tumbling K knew how it felt to struggle against men who were trying to take from them what they believed in. For the bad rush in when the good leave, and men will choose to fight, not just over drunken threats, gambling losses, and honor, but for land, friendships, family, and even love—a struggle magnificently captured in these eleven great stories written and handpicked by the incomparable Louis L’Amour himself.

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