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Shadow On The Sun
  

Shadow On The Sun (Paperback)

by Richard Matheson (Author)
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When the murder of two white men sets the town of Picture City, Arizona, against a band of Apache Indians, Finley sets out to clear their name and finds himself up against powers beyond his control.

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5.0 out of 5 stars Much better than I was expecting...., Mar 31 2005
By Michael Beveridge (Toronto, Canada) - See all my reviews
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This review is from: Shadow on the Sun (Hardcover)
This is a very short book, and I wasnt really expecting anything that will blow me away, but this book was much better than I thought it would be. The whole story line is just great.
The characters involved, and Indian fokelore just tie in soo well. I thought this was a great little read, but you have to give it about 20 pages to actually get into the 'real' story of the book. You wont believe what happens :)
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5.0 out of 5 stars Took me by surprise...., April 9 1998
By pvw@cyburban.com (Sleepy Hollow, NY) - See all my reviews
Unlike Richard Matheson's other novels of frontier fiction (Journal of the Gun Years, The Gunfight), Shadow on the Sun is a horror novel set in the Old West. The book begins with an Indian agent negotiating peace between Apaches and the U.S. Government, before introducing a supernatural creature out of Indian legend bent upon survival whatever the cost. As a result, I got two stories for the price of one. Like The Gunfight, the author first creates an atmosphere full of hope and future promise, then chapter by chapter, slowly lowers that future into a lake of quicksand. The contrast between the main characters--the Indian agent and the Washington D.C. bureaucrat--are excellently drawn, but it is the growth of the bureaucrat--from skeptical adversary to heroic friend--that is the heart of the novel. Despite the suspenseful build up, the climax of the story seemed rushed with an ending more fitting to a short story than a novel. Nevertheless, Richard Matheson delivers another entertaining novel.
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