Every Friday, I have the pleasure of sharing a snippet or two from my reading adventures—whether it’s from a book I’m currently diving into, a future pick waiting on my shelf, or a delightful surprise from my library. I’ll link this post to The Friday 56 meme, hosted by My Head Full of Books.
Hanging Justice Slocum, #2 by Jake Logan Playboy Press, 1975 ★★★★✰ BLOOD VENGEANCE —Slocum's way...When the Vanner brothers raped the sheriff's daughter and then shot the sheriff, Slocum couldn't have cared less, but when they went after his woman and murdered her, he was out for blood. Slocum would hunt them down one by one, even if it took him the rest of his life. Through the wild, brawling cattle towns, through the vast, sagebrushed deserts, through towering mountains and canyons, Slocum would track them down. He wanted them sorry they'd ever heard of the sheriff, the daughter, the whore, and especially Slocum. He wanted them to pay, every single one of them—his own special way. The Western genre was on its last legs when the 1970s rolled around. Sure, Louis L'Amour novels were still selling, but many believed the glory days were behind them. Then, with a cheeky twist, publishers decided to stir the pot by adding a little spice—enter the Adult Western genre. T...
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