Scream of Eagles

Rating:
Summary: I like this one.
Review: This book does very well in continuing the saga of Jamie Ian McCallister. It follows Jamie on his path of revenge and commitment. I would have to say that this book #4 in the series of 6 brings to life the west and a special moment in American History namely speaking the...never mind if you want to know what I am talking about I would reccomend that you get the book because it is well worth it.

Rating:
Summary: I like this one.
Review: This book does very well in continuing the saga of Jamie Ian McCallister. It follows Jamie on his path of revenge and commitment. I would have to say that this book #4 in the series of 6 brings to life the west and a special moment in American History namely speaking the...never mind if you want to know what I am talking about I would reccomend that you get the book because it is well worth it.

Rating:
Summary: Too Old to Cut the Mustard
Review: We have travelled a long way with Jamie Ian ever since he was kidnapped by the Shawnee people of the Ohio territory as a young boy, and he met the young and beautiful white girl, Kate Olmstead, and then in other books he went into the Mexican War of 1848, and then in the Civil War his sons fought on opposite sides. But now, in SCREAM OF EAGLES, I find that author Johnstone has brought old man McAllister a bridge too far; he is so old that I'm surprised he can still move a muscle, much less act like the mountain man he used to be.

However with the death of Kate at the hands of a ruthless cut-throat, the old man is forced to make some more trouble for the bad guys. If you ever get confused about which book is which in William Johnstone's EAGLES series, you'll always remember SCREAM as the one that should have been set in a retirement home! Other than that, his standard excellent Western fare.

The new DESTINY OF EAGLES is much better!