Books by James D. Doss
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review 1: He's increased the humorously descriptive narrative far more than in the past.. It took me a little to get used to the change - its always been there, but bumped up quite a bit in this book. I, however, after taking a little time to get used to it, have decided that the move furt...
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review 1: Wealthy Sam Reed thinks that someone is going to kill him in one month. He makes a bet with Sheriff Scott Parish and rancher Charlie Moon that the sheriff can not prevent his death. An Oklahoma Indian leader approaches Moon to hill the man that dishonored a family member and Aunt...
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review 1: I really enjoy Mr. Doss's folksy writing style, with a lot of humor that's a little unusual for a murder mystery. Elmore Leonard has always been my favorite for dialogs, but I think Doss does just as well. The conversations between Charlie Moon and Scott Parris are especially e...
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review 1: This installment of Doss' highly-entertaining Charlie Moon mysteries pits the lanky Ute against his most ruthless foes yet: a criminal gang with no qualms about using horrific violence to achieve its ends. When Charlie inadvertently foils their plans, they set their sights on him...
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review 1: I'm truly sorry to read that Mr. Doss has died and this is his last book. That said, I had a hard time getting through this book because of the writing style he used. Speaking to the reader in cute asides made the book a parody, not to be taken seriously. This style was in direct...