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The Grey Man- Sunset
Whoever said retirement was quiet never met John Cronin... The old man may have retired for the final time from the Sheriff’s office, but there are still cows to run, court cases to testify at, and consultation calls to tap decades of experience. And that’s not even counting the cold cases he’s still trying to solve... With his granddaughter Jesse running the gun store and managing the ranch books, and her husband leaning how to fill Cronin’s shoes on investigations and arrests, John is keeping busy training the next generation, while settling a few old scores!
394 pages, Kindle Edition
Published December 7, 2019
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December 24, 2019
Sunset says it all
I think the author has created a world full of people I would have loved to be a part of. The hero's are all good people with good standards doing their best to make the world a better place . The entire series is worth reading. Do it and you too will be entertained and captivated by the stories of The Old Man.
I think the author has created a world full of people I would have loved to be a part of. The hero's are all good people with good standards doing their best to make the world a better place . The entire series is worth reading. Do it and you too will be entertained and captivated by the stories of The Old Man.
December 19, 2019
Outstanding
A fitting end to a series of books that I have enjoyed immensely. Long enough and gives a few looks into the old man's past. I very much hope that he does a few prequel books about his time in Vietnam to help me over the end of the "present timeline" . Highly recommended, and I'll be rereading the series until
the author writes something new.
A fitting end to a series of books that I have enjoyed immensely. Long enough and gives a few looks into the old man's past. I very much hope that he does a few prequel books about his time in Vietnam to help me over the end of the "present timeline" . Highly recommended, and I'll be rereading the series until
the author writes something new.
February 26, 2021
Buy one buy them all
Thankfully I followed my gut and bought them all after reading the one. However, nothing got done for two days.
Story held together by character and story rolling forward. You got to know the people, their good and bad traits. The story hits home and becomes even more important in a new administration dead set on ignoring the influx of criminal enterprise crossing unimpeded into our country. One can only hope there are still old men and young men and women willing to meet the challenge. By showing that not only white but brown and black legal citizens unite to fight the drug and criminal activity the story should resonate even with the "woke".
Thankfully I followed my gut and bought them all after reading the one. However, nothing got done for two days.
Story held together by character and story rolling forward. You got to know the people, their good and bad traits. The story hits home and becomes even more important in a new administration dead set on ignoring the influx of criminal enterprise crossing unimpeded into our country. One can only hope there are still old men and young men and women willing to meet the challenge. By showing that not only white but brown and black legal citizens unite to fight the drug and criminal activity the story should resonate even with the "woke".
June 19, 2020
FINEST SERIES I’VE READ IN YSARS
The author has written a series for the ages. I don’t often get attached to characters the way I did to the Cronins, their friends and off shoots. But these are special people. Written from a special hand. One like I’ve never known before. I’m saddened to see it end.
Mr Curtis, I wish I had the ability to write such prose. Your writing, and your characters here, they speak to me. God bless you sir. And may God bless John Cronin, whenever he is.
The author has written a series for the ages. I don’t often get attached to characters the way I did to the Cronins, their friends and off shoots. But these are special people. Written from a special hand. One like I’ve never known before. I’m saddened to see it end.
Mr Curtis, I wish I had the ability to write such prose. Your writing, and your characters here, they speak to me. God bless you sir. And may God bless John Cronin, whenever he is.
December 13, 2019
Continue the family
Even if there's no John, this story has long legs. Keep writing it with the younger characters. I'll keep reading it.
Even if there's no John, this story has long legs. Keep writing it with the younger characters. I'll keep reading it.
December 21, 2019
Damn! Very good story!
Great ending! Leave it to the imagination of the reader. I've really enjoyed all the books in this series, the writer has done a fine job on them.
Great ending! Leave it to the imagination of the reader. I've really enjoyed all the books in this series, the writer has done a fine job on them.
June 18, 2024
Good background, rings true.
Like the header says, honest portrale of a law enforcement life. Well told, well paced. Totally believable. Makes you wish you'd met them.
Like the header says, honest portrale of a law enforcement life. Well told, well paced. Totally believable. Makes you wish you'd met them.
December 22, 2019
Title says it all
This series has brought me a lot of joy over the years. I'm going to miss him, Pecos county will never be the same. Looking forward to Curtis's future books, because looking back hurts too much.
This series has brought me a lot of joy over the years. I'm going to miss him, Pecos county will never be the same. Looking forward to Curtis's future books, because looking back hurts too much.
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