About half way through the "Longmire" series by Craig Johnson. Pretty good but, unlike LL, they just don't seem like something you want to revisit multiple times. But, still good.
A most interesting read of late was non-fiction. "How the Wild West Was Won" by Bruce Wexler. Fairly easy read but full of interesting history. Few people actually rode in the wagons going West but walked. Wagons were too uncomfortable and riding in the wagon added to the weight the animals had to pull. He writes a lot about the gun fighters. Turns out there really was an outlaw known as Black Bart. One of the few that never walked both side of the law was Bill Tilghman. Most of his career was as a lawman. His philosophy was that he never drew his gun unless he intended to shoot. Breaking that rule cost him his life when a fugitive he was arresting pulled a hideout gun and shot Tilghman twice in the chest.
