Helpful Score: 1
I'm not a western ficton fan but I thought this had lots of action and a good story line.
This is the first book in the Noah Ford series.
Noah made a serious mistake in the eyes of his family when he joined the Union forces and his Rebel brother David took it the worst of all. To make matters worse, now that the war was over, Noah has taken up as a federal agent, working for the very government that his southern family fought tooth and nail.
Now a powerful new weapon, a souped-up Gatling gun, being developed by the Army is missing. All signs point to his brother David, a notorious black market weapons dealer. Even with the bad blood between them, the last thing Noah wants is for his brother to be killed by federal agents, so he volunteers to track him down get the weapon back to the Army.
When Noah attempts to ambush his brother and reclaim the gun, things quickly spiral out of control. Bullets fly and now Noah's partners and his brother are dead. Noah narrowly escapes with a near-fatal gunshot wound too. It turns out the gun means more to someone else than it did to David. When new bodies turn up around every corner, Noah must think fast and act even faster if he wants to come back from this assignment alive.
This is the first book in the Noah Ford series.
Noah made a serious mistake in the eyes of his family when he joined the Union forces and his Rebel brother David took it the worst of all. To make matters worse, now that the war was over, Noah has taken up as a federal agent, working for the very government that his southern family fought tooth and nail.
Now a powerful new weapon, a souped-up Gatling gun, being developed by the Army is missing. All signs point to his brother David, a notorious black market weapons dealer. Even with the bad blood between them, the last thing Noah wants is for his brother to be killed by federal agents, so he volunteers to track him down get the weapon back to the Army.
When Noah attempts to ambush his brother and reclaim the gun, things quickly spiral out of control. Bullets fly and now Noah's partners and his brother are dead. Noah narrowly escapes with a near-fatal gunshot wound too. It turns out the gun means more to someone else than it did to David. When new bodies turn up around every corner, Noah must think fast and act even faster if he wants to come back from this assignment alive.
