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Buchanan, Chuck

 
9780982458013: Tyler's Law: The Deputies Book 2

Synopsis

Tyler's Law is a western novel in the tradition of Louis L'Amour and the classic writers of the genre. However, rather than the usual "tall, dark and handsome" hero one often sees in the classic westers, the main character of Tyler's Law is Bowie Tyler, a short, fat fellow who doesn't look like a deputy, and that's just the way he likes it. He's had to learn to fight and shoot because it was either that or "go to tending store" and he's not the storekeeper type. Deputy Bowie Tyler is a special deputy for Judge Randolph Martin's Wyoming Territorial Court whose current assignment looked relatively straightforward at first: bring in the elusive Bob Morton. Morton has never been caught in twenty years on the wrong side of the law but his latest crime may change all that. As he follows Morton's trail, Bowie finds more and more evidence that, just as in his own case, appearances can be deceiving. The further Bowie travels, the more it seems that he may be chasing the wrong man. Before he reaches the end of this trail, Bowie finds himself in the unenviable position of having to interpret the law in ways that it may not have been meant to be interpreted. He will be writing Tyler's Law.

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This story is about a deputy marshal who wandered into the field by accident--he was told either to join the law or go to jail and about a bank robber who is about to retire when a robbery goes horribly wrong. I like the plot, which is unique and well thought out. Sadly, the writing is thick and ponderous, making the reading torturous. This would make a great book if the writing were cleaned and streamlined.

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