Where have all the cowboy books gone.Used to be a drivers standard reading Loius Lamour,J.T.Edson and Oliver Strange with ‘Sudden’ always a good swap.Thought
about it the other day when I had just finished the latest Ian Rankin which features the return of his ‘hero’ Rebus not a bad read but the finish…well not his best.
Any driver fancy writing stories well J.T Edson and Oliver Strange were English,J.T. actually did it just for the money according to his autobiography and made a
few bob.
A change in our lifetime …internet and more ■■■ …■■■■ for drivers to read, Billy the kid dont hack it these days…but i know where your coming from.
was always more Sven Hassle myself as a youth-probably explains a lot
Rikki-UK:
was always more Sven Hassle myself as a youth-probably explains a lot
Fave of mine as well. 
Just found a good cowboy book. “Stobart, the story in pictures”.
shytalk:
A change in our lifetime …internet and more ■■■ …■■■■ for drivers to read, Billy the kid dont hack it these days…but i know where your coming from.
More ■■■ and you know where he’s coming from,shocking!!
Rikki-UK:
was always more Sven Hassle myself as a youth-probably explains a lot
+1
bobbya:
shytalk:
A change in our lifetime …internet and more ■■■ …■■■■ for drivers to read, Billy the kid dont hack it these days…but i know where your coming from.More ■■■ and you know where he’s coming from,shocking!!
isnt it ? 
seems to be all Andy Mcnab and Chris Ryan and others the same
mac12:
seems to be all Andy Mcnab and Chris Ryan and others the same
Got the battlefield book from Andy McNab pretty good read
I have read most of Louis L’amour books.Also enjoying the Hatfield & McCoys mini series on the box which finishes tomorrow night.
I read Louis l Amour a lot there brilliant. Two other good authors of western books are Ralph Cotton and Charles G West. I’ve got a Kindle App on my iPhone. Thanks Sam