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    Suited for Luck - Luck's Voice by Daniel Schinhofen
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    'Suited for Luck' in the series 'Luck's Voice' by Daniel Schinhofen follows the story of a protagonist who is chosen by the Goddess of luck, leading to a wild west isekai setting with elements of traditional fantasy. The narrative explores themes of corruption, luck, and power, drawing analogies with our modern world. The protagonist, Doc Holyday, is a pleasant character with a firm grounding in sensibility but is willing to get his hands dirty when needed, navigating a world filled with a mix of races and facing challenges with the support of engaging characters.


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    The Navajo Nightmare by David Sodergren, Steve Stred
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    The Navajo Nightmare is a collaborative effort between authors David Sodergren and Steve Stred, blending elements of horror and Western genres seamlessly. The book is divided into two parts, 'Before' and 'After', each penned by one of the authors, focusing on the character of Charles Andersson, a killer turned civilian with a haunting past. The story unfolds as different perspectives collide in a blood-soaked conclusion, exploring themes of vengeance, trauma, and the consequences of one's actions. The writing style is described as fast-paced, gory, and engaging, with a blend of emotional depth and Western stereotypes that captivate the reader from start to finish.


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    The Dark Tower I: The Gunslinger - The Dark Tower by Stephen King
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    The Gunslinger, the first book in 'The Dark Tower' series by Stephen King, follows a mysterious man known as The Gunslinger as he tracks a man named The Man in Black through a desolate world. The book is described as a mix of fantasy and western genres, with a post-apocalyptic setting. The narrative is meandering and sparse, offering glimpses into The Gunslinger's past as he progresses on his journey.

    The writing style in The Gunslinger is noted for being descriptive and rich, with a compelling and atmospheric world-building that is both familiar and strange. The book is praised for its unique blend of elements, such as fantasy with horror undertones, and its ability to captivate readers with its intriguing storyline and enigmatic characters.

    The desert was the apotheosis of all deserts, huge, standing to the sky for what might have been parsecs in all directions. White; blinding; waterless; without feature save for the faint, cloudy haze ...

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    Red Country
    Book 6 in the series:First Law

    Red Country - First Law by Joe Abercrombie
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    'Red Country' by Joe Abercrombie is a gritty and brutal tale set in a fantasy western world where not very nice people make hard decisions and face the consequences. The story follows familiar characters from previous installments as they embark on a journey filled with violence, revenge, and unexpected alliances, blending elements of western and fantasy genres seamlessly.

    The novel is praised for its engaging storytelling, sharp dialogues, and well-developed characters struggling with their flaws and pasts. Abercrombie's writing style is described as fast-paced, action-packed, and filled with wit, sarcasm, and dark humor, making 'Red Country' a satisfying and entertaining read for fans of the author's work.

    They sat in front of Stupfer’s Meat House, which might’ve sounded like a brothel but was actually the worst place to eat within fifty miles, and that with some fierce competition. Shy perched on the s...

    (Also, see 100 recommendations for the series First Law )

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    Vermilion by Molly Tanzer
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    Vermilion by Molly Tanzer is a steampunk adventure novel set in an alternate American history where the protagonist, Lou Merriwether, a psychopomp, is tasked with investigating the disappearance of young men from San Francisco's Chinatown. The book follows Lou's journey across the country, encountering a mix of supernatural beings and facing moral ambiguities, all while navigating her own personal growth and challenges. The writing style is rich and detailed, immersing the reader in a world filled with ghosts, vampires, and intelligent animals, all wrapped in a Wild West setting with elements of horror and humor.

    Lou Merriwether glanced up at the row of fancy, interchangeable townhouses half-shrouded by swirling clouds of chill San Francisco fog. A brass 5 glinted dully from above a doorway, and she was lookin...

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    Come the Spring
    Book 5 in the series:Rose

    Come the Spring - Rose by Julie Garwood
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    "Come the Spring" by Julie Garwood follows the Clayborne family, focusing on Cole Clayborne who is now a US Marshal. Teaming up with Daniel Ryan, they unravel a bank robbery mystery involving three women, one of whom knows something crucial about the robbery that ended in murder. The plot is convoluted but excellent, with twists and turns that keep the readers engaged. The romance between the characters, the strong women matched by the gunfighters, and the interesting path of unravelling the story make this book a thrilling read.

    The writing style of Julie Garwood in "Come the Spring" is described as rich and emotionally engaging. The characters are well-developed and larger than life, making them jump off the pages. The author's ability to create diverse and delicious family dynamics, along with unexpected complexities like the turncoat character Rebecca, adds depth to the story. is a fitting finale to the series, filled with tension, thrill, and emotional connections that keep the readers engrossed from beginning to end.

    But for the grace of God and an untied shoelace, she would have died with the others that day. She walked into the bank at precisely two forty-five in the afternoon to close her account, deliberately ...

    (Also, see 73 recommendations for the series Rose )

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    Savage Thunder
    Book 2 in the series:Wyoming

    Savage Thunder - Wyoming by Johanna Lindsey
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    Savage Thunder by Johanna Lindsey is a historical romance set in the old west, following the story of Jocelyn Fleming, a British duchess, and Colt Thunder, a half Cheyenne Indian. The book features a mix of romance, adventure, danger, and angst, making it a classic historical romance novel. The writing style is described as having steamy sex scenes, raw passion, and a captivating storyline that keeps readers engaged. The plot revolves around the developing relationship between Jocelyn and Colt, with conflicts, misunderstandings, and a looming danger adding depth to the narrative.

    The Callan Ranch was silent that summer day except for the ominous crack of a whip. More than a half-dozen men were gathered in the grass-patched front yard of the ranch house, but not one made a soun...

    (Also, see 54 recommendations for the series Wyoming )

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    The Six-Gun Tarot
    Book 1 in the series:Golgotha

    The Six-Gun Tarot - Golgotha by R.S. Belcher
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    The Six-Gun Tarot by R.S. Belcher is a genre-bending novel set in the town of Golgotha, where the odd, magical, and otherworldly are drawn. The story revolves around the secrets of the town's inhabitants, the opening of an old silver mine, and the chain reaction it causes, leading to a thrilling showdown. The book combines elements of Chinese mysticism, Mormon and creation mythology, the Civil War, the paranormal, horror, and the Wild West, creating a unique and intriguing narrative that keeps readers engaged with its dark and mysterious atmosphere.

    The Nevada sun bit into Jim Negrey like a rattlesnake. It was noon. He shuffled forward, fighting gravity and exhaustion, his will keeping him upright and moving. His mouth was full of the rusty taste...

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    Silver-Tongued Devil
    Book 23 in the series:Rough Riders

    Silver-Tongued Devil - Rough Riders by Lorelei James
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    'Silver-Tongued Devil' by Lorelei James is a historical fiction romance novel set in the Wild West, focusing on the McKay family legacy. The story follows the intense and beautiful love stories of Jonas McKay, the town Deputy, and Ruby Redmond, the madam of Miss Ruby Red's Boarding House, as well as Silas McKay, a charming rancher, and the independent and self-reliant teacher and nurse, Ms. Dinah Thompson. The author weaves a tale of family secrets, intense chemistry, and unlikely friendships, all set against the backdrop of Wyoming in its early developmental stages.


    (Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Rough Riders )

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    How Much of These Hills Is Gold by C. Pam Zhang
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    "How Much of These Hills Is Gold" by C. Pam Zhang is a novel set in the American West just after the Gold Rush, following the journey of two Chinese American siblings, Lucy and Sam, as they navigate the challenges of being orphaned in a harsh and unwelcoming environment. The story delves into themes of family, immigration, gender roles, and the search for identity, all while exploring the complexities of the characters' past and present through a mix of flashbacks and current events. The writing style is described as highly stylized and poetic, with vivid descriptions of the landscape and a narrative that weaves together elements of mysticism and survival in a bleak yet compelling manner.

    “Sorry,” she says to Ba in his bed. The sheet that tucks him is the only clean stretch in this dim and dusty shack, every surface black with coal. Ba didn’t heed the mess while living and in death his...

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