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1: Shootout At Picture Rock – Joseph A. West: recommended by James Reasoner. The author commented that it had begun life as the seventh novel in his Gunsmoke series and when an agreement couldn’t be reached, he rewrote it to be a standalone. Very good.
2: Storm Surge(ebook) – J. D. Rhoades: author of the Jack Keller bail bondsman series and Breaking Cover, a standalone. It’s Mr. Rhoades first ebook. Very good as well and reasonably priced.
3: Masterson(ebook) – Richard S. Wheeler: ebook release of one of the author’s better historical novels.
4: Under The Andes(ebook) – Rex Stout: by the creator of Nero Wolfe, though not a Wolfe novel.
5: The Nymph and The Satyr(ebook) – Larry Maddock: a humorous romantic fantasy tale. Two anthropologists meet, hate at first sight. Both touch a Polynesian idol at the same time and every time one is making love to someone, their minds switch bodies. Available only as an ebook.
6: Edge: The Loner(ebook) – George G. Gilman: ebook release of the first book of the western series by English author Gilman that was a sensation in the mid-seventies and on for sixty-one books.
7 & 8: The Unincorporated Man & The Unincorporated War – dani kollin & eytan kollin: SF reminiscent of Heinlein the blurbs read. The first book one the Prometheus Award for best novel of the year.
9: The Reformed Gun – Marvin Albert: recommended by Bill Crider. I was already an Albert fan. His review of this one made me track it down.
Charles Gramlich said:
The Nymph and the Satyr sounds intersting. as for the edge books, I’ll be buying the ones I don’t already have.
Patti Abbott said:
That is a new Rex Stout title for me.
Richard said:
I tried Under the Andes a decade or more ago, and found it to be wanting. Certainly not up to the level of the Wolfe books. I’ll be interested to read your review of it. I’m not familiar with the Unincorportated books, so I’ll also be looking forward to your review of them.
Richard said:
By the way, my own Nw Arrivals post is up.
Staci said:
Your mailbox was good to you!! Enjoy 😀
Holly said:
Great mailbox! I love the name of your blog. The pitcher with the same name is from my hometown.