Andrew Mcbride (Livres)

Andrew Mcbride Livres

Andrew McBride crée des récits westerns captivants, profondément influencés par les films classiques et la littérature du genre. Son écriture se caractérise par une prose brute et authentique qui capture vivement l'esprit et le décor du Far West. McBride mêle magistralement des intrigues palpitantes à des thèmes profonds tels que la vengeance et le génocide racial, présentant souvent des personnages inspirés de figures historiques. Les lecteurs louent sa capacité à les immerger dans une narration captivante qui est aussi viscérale que visuellement évocatrice.

Coyote's People

282pages
10 heures de lecture

4,9(12)Évaluer

Arizona Territory, the 1870s. Savage war rages between the white man and the Apache. And three people are caught in the middle: Coyote, an Apache chief seeking peace, trying to find a refuge for his small band of wanderers; Lieutenant Austin Hamilton, commander of remote Camp Walsh, a man sympathetic to the Indians' plight; and Calvin Taylor (nicknamed Choctaw), a 17-year old white boy. Choctaw has been taught to hate Apaches, something reinforced by his own bloody experiences. But his loyalties are torn when he unexpectedly falls in love with an Apache girl. Each finds himself at the center of this bitter conflict, enmeshed in treachery and violence, with their own lives, and the peace they're striving for, threatened by enemies on all sides…