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Sackett | Louis L'Amour

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In Sackett, Louis L’Amour introduces readers to a wandering man with a desire to settle down and build a good life. Hard circumstances have made William Tell Sackett a drifter, but now he hungers for a place he can’t name yet knows he has to find. South of the Tetons he comes upon a ghost of a trail that leads him through a keyhole pass into a lonely, alien, yet beautiful valley—a valley that holds a fortune in gold. Then he finds an even greater treasure: beautiful Ange Kerry, a courageous and resourceful woman. Yet the harsh ways it takes to preserve his claim and his life could be the one thing that drives Ange away forever. From the Paperback edition.

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@megt posted about a book her father asked her to read which made me think of this one. Because my defining characteristic is 'likes to read,' when I first met my now husband's family his father couldn't believe I had never read Louis L'Amour. He immediately dug this book out (his favorite) and demanded that I read it. Not my thing but a fun memory nonetheless.

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