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Mojave Crossing
  

Mojave Crossing [Mass Market Paperback]

Louis L'Amour
4.8 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (4 customer reviews)

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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars Sackett gets himself in a heap of trouble helping a girl, Nov 8 2003
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Richard J. Brzostek (New England, USA) - See all my reviews
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"Mojave Crossing" by Louis L'Amour is part of the "Sacketts" series. It is told in the first person narrative and contains almost non-stop action. The reader is brought into the "Old West" in this historic fiction novel.

Tell Sacket was heading toward Los Angeles when he meets a black-eyed woman that seemed to be pursued by a gang of men. She is an excellent characterization of a woman that uses her looks to manipulate men in the business of temptation. Hesitantly, he agrees to take her with him, which gets him tangled in a heap of trouble.

The vivid description of what the West was like includes the way they talked, dressed, and the landscape itself. The reader also learns about deserts and practical tips on how to survive in them. You can read this in order as part of the Sackett series, or only this single volume. Either way, it is sure to be an enjoyable and entertaining reading adventure.

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5.0 out of 5 stars The Sacketts(Mojave Crossing), Mar 17 2003
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I think The Sackett books are good to read because its on the western 1800s time.
At first I was like why read this book but its actuly based on true places but fictional characters.
Tell Sackett saves some kids so he can get his newphew back from the indians.
I would say read it because it tells you suvorir skills.
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4.0 out of 5 stars Jeremy Asberry's review of "Mojave Crossing", Nov 15 2001
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In the beggening of the book this man meets this women named Dorinda Robiseau.She needs to go to Los Angeles and he says he is going that way.So he decides to take her with him.And a group of guys are after the women and they keep following them.Which they are traveling through some desert areas with no water most of the time.
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