Kid Stark

by Greg Tobin

When a young man avenges the brutal murder of his father, he suddenly finds himself saddled with the unwarranted but widespread reputation of being a legendary gunfighter

Genres: Westerns

149 pages, Hardcover

First published May 1, 1987

About the author

Greg Tobin is the author of several books on the Catholic Church. He was the editor of The Catholic Advocate, and during the April 2005 papal transition he appeared frequently on national radio and TV programs as an expert commentator on the popes and the papal election process. His books Selecting the Pope and Holy Father were widely used as authoritative resources on the subject and were quoted in the Los Angeles Times and The New York Times, as well as the Associated Press. He lives in West Orange, NJ."

Reviews

[Kim · Rating 2 out of 5]

My son pulled this book at random from a shelf at a used book store. I don't read westerns and I needed to read one for a reading challenge, so I asked my son to pick one randomly. The book wasn't as bad as thought it could have been, I actually liked reading it. But, I don't intend on reading another.

It's surprising how someone's reputation can be destroyed by word of mouth. People don't even know the person that is being talked about, but they will believe sources from a complete stranger, taking it as truth. It was a sad story to read, this boy had the whole world before him....

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