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P_Dawson Member since 4-9-12 1 posts 04-09-12, 10:31 AM (Pacific Time)   "the titles of 3 books that have Kil"      Have been trying to recall the title of the third book that Louis wrote with the charachters of Jaime Brigo, Cain Brockman, Kilkenny & Nita. I know Kilkenny, and Mountain Valley War, but cannot recall the 3rd. Any ideas? Peadaws   Printer-friendly page | Top

the titles of 3 books that have Kil [View All], P_Dawson, 10:31 AM, 04-09-12, (0)  From LL Question Site, DocKaty, 04-09-12, 11:00 AM, (1)  RE: From LL Question Site, Phyllis, 04-10-12, 06:47 AM, (2)  RE: From LL Question Site, ChrisEngland, 04-10-12, 10:04 AM, (3)

DocKaty Member since 12-6-09 619 posts 04-09-12, 11:00 AM (Pacific Time)   1. "From LL Question Site" In response to message #0      LAST EDITED ON 04-09-12 AT 11:00 AM (Pacific Time)   A recommended reading order: The Kilkenny Stories a. West Of Dodge (West Of Dodge) b. A Gun For Kilkenny (Dutchman’s Flat) 1. The Rider Of Lost Creek 2. The Mountain Valley War 3. Kilkenny c. Monument Rock (Monument Rock) ****************************************** As you slide down the banister of life, may the splinters never point the wrong way.   Printer-friendly page | Top

Phyllis Member since 1-3-10 379 posts 04-10-12, 06:47 AM (Pacific Time)   2. "RE: From LL Question Site" In response to message #1      They were good ones too. H'mmm think I'll go back and revisit them. Next to Hondo, I liked Kilkenny best. Oh darn, they're just too many good guys to choose from Happy Trails ...   Printer-friendly page | Top

ChrisEngland Member since 4-17-08 1049 posts 04-10-12, 10:04 AM (Pacific Time)   3. "RE: From LL Question Site" In response to message #2      I have always had a soft spot for 'The Mountain Valley War'. C   Printer-friendly page | Top