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by Louis L'Amour

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0553252747

Author:

Louis L'Amour

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Genre Fiction

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English

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Bantam (June 1, 1983)

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Book 5 of 17 in the Sacketts Series. Louis L'Amour is a good writer, who's books are predictable and fun to read.

Book 5 of 17 in the Sacketts Series. If you want unexpected plot twists and bad guys to be heros pick another author. Girl Hero who is of course a Sackett.

Ride The River The Sacketts 5 Louis L’amour The Sacketts Their story is the story of the American frontier, an unforgettable . Created by master storyteller Louis L’Amour, the Sackett saga brings to life the spirit and adventures of generations of pioneers

Ride The River The Sacketts 5 Louis L’amour The Sacketts Their story is the story of the American frontier, an unforgettable saga of the men and women who tamed a wilderness and built. Created by master storyteller Louis L’Amour, the Sackett saga brings to life the spirit and adventures of generations of pioneers. Fiercely independent and determined to face any and all challenges, they discovered their destiny in settling a great and wild land. Each Sackett novel is a complete, exciting historical adventure. Read as a group, they tell the epic tale of a country unlike any the world has ever known.

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THE SACKETT 17. All 17 paperback novels! Total Retail Value: $ 10. 3. Louis intended to write another seven or eight Sackett stories. The jump in time to "Ride the River" unfortunately shows us how much this series suffered from Louis' death. This story is set in the 1830s and concerns young Echo Sackett and her troubles claiming an inheritance in Philadelphia and along her way home. Louis had originally intended to write another seven or eight Sackett stories.

Ride the River (1983)

Ride the River (1983). Author: Louis L’Amour. In Ride the River, Louis L’Amour spins the tale of a young woman who has to protect her family fortune from a murderous thief and teach him what it means to be a Sackett. Sixteen-year-old Echo Sackett had never been far from her Tennessee home-until she made the long trek to Philadelphia to collect an inheritance

Ride The River by Louis L'Amourrelease info Ride The River by Louis L'Amour. You take them Godey's Lady's Books the pack-peddler left with us and give them study

Ride The River by Louis L'Amourrelease info Ride The River by Louis L'Amour. 1 When daylight crested Siler's Bald, I taken up my carpetbag and rifle and followed the Middle Prong toward Tuckalucky Cove. Echo," Ma said, "if you be goin' to the Settlements you better lay down that rifle-gun an' set up a few nights with a needle. You take them Godey's Lady's Books the pack-peddler left with us and give them study. City folks dress a sight different than we-uns and you don't want to shame yourself.

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In Ride the River, Louis L’Amour spins the. I just reread this book for about the millionth time. I still enjoy the story (Echo is such a badass, while not being arrogant about it), but this time I noticed some errors - like switching points of view in the middle of a page with no warning.

Our foremost storyteller of the American West, Louis L’Amour has thrilled a nation by chronicling the adventures of the brave men and woman who settled the frontier

Our foremost storyteller of the American West, Louis L’Amour has thrilled a nation by chronicling the adventures of the brave men and woman who settled the frontier. There are more than three hundred million copies of his books in print around the world.

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Hiclerlsi

This book was a delightful surprise. I wasn't expecting much from the main character, Echo Sackett, because L'Amour's female characters in other books are often flat and one-dimensional. He blew me away with a strong female character.

I adored the ending of this book, mostly because I expected a different ending (the typical fairy tale ending - girl gets in trouble, dude rides in on a white horse to rescue her). On several occasions, L'Amour sets up a deus ex machina, only to have Echo sidestep it or pull the rug out from under it by making decisions of her own. Echo ain't no fancy city lady waiting for a man to come save her. She's a mountain girl, born and bred in Appalachia (Tennessee), and more than capable of taking care of her dang self.

This book can read as a stand-alone from the rest of the series and I highly recommend it for young adult females.

Laizel

Here's why I hate it. This is a fantastic book. My all time favorite. But the e-book has DMR which prohibits me from moving it from my PC to my Kindle. I BOUGHT THE DAMNED THING. I OWN IT, but unlike a paperback, I cannot lend it to a friend. I can't even transfer it from my Desk Top PC to my Kindle so I can continue reading in another room.

In the never ending battle to protect income, the publishers have created a real snafu. I will NEVER EVER PURCHASE AN E-BOOK WITH DMR AGAIN. Big fat waste of money. Rather have a paperback which I can get for $0.01 plus shipping (about the same price).

Also, the hoops I had to jump thru to return it were obnoxious. It takes a phone call and a few transfers until you can get someone who speaks English well enough to be undersoood.... even for the most patient of us, this is just too much. Very disappointed in Amazon right now.

Oveley

L'Amour continues the Sackett series in the early 1800s. Unlike most of his books, this one's main character is a courageous, rifle-toting woman, Echo Sackett. The book, like the others before it, is well done and full of historical and geographic truths.

Xtintisha

When I first started to read this book I didn’t like the back woods talk but the I got sucked in and couldn’t put it down. I finished it in 5 days!! I’m not an avid reader but believe I’m becoming one. If your going to start to read this book, enjoy but you might want to start with the first of the Sackett’s saga. They are all very good to me.

Nilarius

Louis L'Amour is the best story teller. There's even some history thrown in. If you love a good story, you can not beat a Louis L'Amour novel. The only problem is there are over 120 of his novels and there are short stories as well. That's a lot of reading.

Hulis

Who wouldn’t love echo sackett! Small of stature but big in bravery, skill with weapons and knowledge of the backwoods.
Hated to see this story come to a close.

Cerana

I have always been a Louis L'Amour fan, inherited that trait from my Daddy. My daughter wasn't really into his books until I read this one to her. It is now her favorite. She has since read it 5 or 6 times. I got her this one so she would have her own copy and not keep hijacking mine. :) It is a very good story for girls, showing them they can be strong and independent and beautiful too. I highly recommend it for girls, and boys, of all ages.

Louis L'Amour is a good writer, who's books are predictable and fun to read. If you want unexpected plot twists and bad guys to be heros pick another author. Girl Hero who is of course a Sackett.