Stone and McKinnon: Texas Rangers

by Patrick Lindsay

Two book bundle!

Texas of the 1880's was a land of opportunity. Texas needed people willing to take a chance, stake their claim, and when needed, tame the lawless. Enter Mike Stone, a New Mexico bartender with a fast and deadly gun, and Ash McKinnon, from the backwoods of Tennessee. They join the Texas Rangers and along the way, meet the daughter of an Army Major and a horse ranch owner.

Together, they leave their mark on a new and wide open land.

383 pages, Kindle Edition

Published February 16, 2021

Reviews

[Bill Hooten · Rating 4 out of 5]

I can't tell you what possessed me to get this book on Kindle. I like westerns, and I like stories about the Texas Rangers -- and this book clicked both of those. The two main characters were fun. They enjoyed each other, and the writer made them enjoyable to follow. It took me a while to finish this, as I have not been reading on my Kindle as much as I had in the past. Good, easy, and fun read -- if westerns are in your wheelhouse, you might enjoy this.

[Marlene · Rating 4 out of 5]

This is a book bundle meaning two stories in one book. Texas Rangers Mike Stone and Ash McKinnon, meet up, go on a cattle drive and then are invited to join the Rangers. Along the way, Mike meets Sarah while investigating land they both inherited, while Ash works on horse thieving and meets Jessica on her ranch where she breeds top notch horses. The stories are guaranteed to hold a reader's interest and both hubby and I love this genre’. Thanks for great stories.

[jo allen · Rating 5 out of 5]

Two excellent stories

If you've worked on a successful team you've learned the strong bonds are held together with trust and humor. Mike and Ash are the essential partnership that gives the story a base that allows many well conceived characters to shine. You've got me at the table......keep dishing out the stories!!!

[LUAYNE · Rating 5 out of 5]

Good read

Good story. Well written, liked all the character, the action is well described, and a happy ending. Looking forward to more from these characters.

[Robert Brown · Rating 4 out of 5]

Enjoyable stories

Well told stories with believable characters who fit the time period. Nice transition from cattle drive period to rail era

[Rick Mitchell · Rating 2 out of 5]

I would recommend this book as a YA, but I think it is too boring for youth. For a western, there is a dearth of action and the characters are all cardboard cutouts and overly predictable.

[Jesse Deleon · Rating 5 out of 5]

Excellent double book set!I

Two books for the price of one and the stories are great western action adventure reading fun for a slow day to enjoy! A fan!

[Katherine J. Robbins · Rating 5 out of 5]

Series worthy

I really enjoyed the book, I think it would make a great tv series. Than you, I will be reading more of Patrick's books.