Three novels by Elmore Leonard that deal with courage, treachery, and redemption in the Wild West
Le Far West d'Elmore Leonard Séries
Cette série plonge les lecteurs dans le paysage accidenté du Far West, un royaume où le courage est mis à l'épreuve par la trahison à chaque tournant. Explorez des récits passionnants centrés sur des personnages aux prises avec de profondes questions morales alors qu'ils cherchent la rédemption. Chaque épisode offre une narration captivante, mettant en scène des personnages inoubliables et un décor emblématique et atmosphérique. Elle capture l'essence même du genre western.
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Valdez Is The shotgun went off aimed at the wrong man, held in the wrong man's hands. A crowd had gathered to drink and laugh and shoot down at the old shack where a supposed killer was hiding out. Then Bob Valdez, humble town constable and stage-line shotgun rider, walked down to the shack. Moments later Valdez had killed an innocent man, and the crowd, sapped of its bloodlust, wandered off. But for Bob Valdez it was far from over. He wanted the wealthy landowner who had enginnered the scene to give the dead man's woman money for a wrongful death. They laughed at Bob Valdez. They taunted him and beat him until Valdez had no choice but to come back to them again. Only this time Valdez was coming with three guns--three guns and the will to teach a rich man's army how costly atonement can get. Set in Arizona mining country, Hombre is the story of a stagecoach held up by outlaws. One of the passengers, John Russell, is a white man who was raised partly by Apache Indians, and knows first hand the indignities suffered by them at the hands of the whites who control the reservations. He has also learned to live and fight like an Apache. Combatting the outlaws, Russell finds himself faced with the decision of whether to save only himself or to save his fellow white passengers. John Russell becomes the key player in a drama examining man's responsibilities to his fellow man, acted out on a dusty stage in America's Wild West.
