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by Tabor Evans

Author:

Tabor Evans

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978-0515148275

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051514827X

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English

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Berkley (July 27, 2010)

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Genre Fiction

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Longarm 381: Longarm and the Santiago Pistoleers. Longarm 381 - Tabor Evans. Longarm’s bound for Santiago to retrieve a prisoner-a young killer by the name of Wesley Wade-when his stagecoach is attacked. The bushwhackers work for Wade’s father, a powerful rancher who aims to stop Deputy . Marshal Custis Long from carrying out his appointed duty. Leaving a trail of dead men along the stagecoach line, Longarm gets to Santiago and finds his prisoner’s been liberated.

The first book was published in 1978 and the The Longarm books are a series of western novels featuring the character of Custis Long, who is nicknamed Longarm, a . Deputy Marshal based in Denver, Colorado in the 1880s. The series is written by Tabor Evans, a house pseudonym used by a number of authors. Lou Cameron helped create the character and wrote a number of the early books in the series. The first book was published in 1978 and the final one ( was published in March 2015.

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Longarm’s bound for Santiago to retrieve a prisoner-a young killer by the name of Wesley Wade-when his stagecoach is attacked.

Longarm's bound for Santiago to retrieve a prisoner - a young killer by the name of Wesley Wade - when his stagecoach is attacked. The bushwhackers work for Wade's father, a powerful rancher who aims to stop Deputy . Leaving a trail of dead men along the stagecoach line, Longarm gets to Santiago and finds his prisoner's been liberated. And the only badge toter fit to help him track down the desperado is the sheriffs beautiful daughter - a little firecracker named Jessie Peckinpah

Longarm trades lead with hired guns who kill hard for the money…Longarm’s bound for Santiago to retrieve a prisoner—a young killer by the name of Wesley Wade—when his stagecoach is attacked. The bushwhackers work for Wade’s father, a powerful rancher who aims to stop Deputy U.S. Marshal Custis Long from carrying out his appointed duty. Leaving a trail of dead men along the stagecoach line, Longarm gets to Santiago and finds his prisoner’s been liberated. And the only badge-toter fit to help him track down the desperado is the sheriff’s beautiful daughter—a little firecracker named Jessie Peckinpah. Longarm’s going to need all the help he can get—as they come up against a small army of Wade’s hired killers…

Celace

This adult western begins with Deputy Federal Marshal Custis Long riding in a stagecoach on his way to pick up a killer named Wesley Wade being held in a Santiago jail. Sitting across from him is a full figured Mexican beauty. Of course, nothing is easy as it first appears and in no time, Longarm has his hands full of trouble.

Between handling two very willing ladies, one of whom is married and the other one being the daughter of the Sheriff of Santiago, plus several shootouts with hired killers who want to stop Longarm from taking his prisoner for a date with the hangman, Longarm has to use all his skills to get the job done. This story moves at a good pace and has all the basic elements of a good adult western adventure.

This is a well written story with some great characters. The story is not very unique but it flows smoothly and is an easy and enjoyable read. Whether you are a Longarm fan or not, you will find this western yarn a very good read.

Rating: 5 Stars. Joseph J. Truncale (Author: Predator Hunter: A Warrior's Memoir).

Mora

I ordered this book for my son who has read every one of the Longarm series. It arrived promptly and in good condition. He is reading it now, so it must be good.

Doomredeemer

Longarm's latest assignment is to go to Santiago,Arizona to pick up a prisoner and bring him back to Denver for trial.Not an unusual task for Longarm;but somehow these jobs always get much tougher and complicated than expected.This one is no different.Even before Longarm gets to his destination,his stage gets hit and one of the worst plunderings immaginable results.He finally gets to Santiago,and that's when things really get hot and heavy.
This is one of the best of the hundreds of episodes I've read in this great series.The writer sticks with writing an Old West story that is as good as they get.He develops great characters.His action scenes are electric.His storyline is excellent and keeps the reader on edge from beginning to end.The reader has no difficulty in keeping the large number of characters sorted out and doesn't need a scorecard.What makes this story particularly good is that the writer doesn't fool around with a lot of motives and clues as to who did what or why;thus turning the story into a mystery,or "whodunit" rather than a down to earth Old West adventure.
On top of that,the reader gets the feel that the writer is a Western writer and not a Mystery writer,just hired to crank out an episode.Just another case where I wish the publishers would give us the names of the writers who write under the name of Tabor Evans.I think fans of the series would agree with me;and deserve to know.
This writer is as good as any,and better than many who have written episodes in this series,and I can only plead that the publishers give him more opportunities to "show his stuff".(Just in case you thought otherwise,no ,he's not a friend of mine.I have no idea at all who he is.)
Just to show how excellent a writer he is,read this;

"The night passed with no shootings and only one stabbing in Santiago,and that was a short-lived disagreement between two vaqueros over a buxom girl on the Mexican side of town.Longarm and Buckhorn Pete arbitrated the dustup,and it ended with the victim being sewn up by a Mexican sawbones.Afterward,the victim and his attacker rode out to their rancho singing a sentimental ballad and passing a bottle of bacanora back and forth between themselves.The buxom girl had long since disappeared."
Now,just wait till you read about the shoot-out that takes place outside the Santiago Jail;it makes the "Shoot-out at the O.K.Corral" seem like an argument,by comparison.

Kazimi

Before you think I'm some hater that just writes bad reviews for the heck of it, I actually LIKE the Longarm series and collect them. They are good mind candy reads that you can pour through in about four hours with lots of action, and excessive sex scenes that are so overblown I skip them as they actually detract from the book.

But think book's plot is an almost straight rip off of Rio Bravo, the John Wayne western, with John Wayne in the Custis Long Role, and Dean Martin in the Buckshot Pete Role. I know there's like, a million of these books written out there, and usually I like them, but this time Tabor Evans, or whoever writes under the pen name for this particular book, was just lazy.

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