Good reading, Louis L'Amour "Sacketts"

[cowboycopus]

"The Sacketts" series. All 17 editions, paperback. Follows the Sacketts from 1600 to 1879.
Great reading. L'Amour is a Master storyteller and has his own fantastic life story.

$55 shipped, I'll take it followed by PM.

 

[kentucky yeti]

My favorite books ever. I have all of Louie's books from the beginning to those he had written but weren't published until after his death. The Sackett books are the best! I highly recommend these to anyone who has never read the Sackett family series.

 

[Busterswoodshop]

One thing about Luis L'amour is that he traveled every trail and road he writes about in his books.
If he wrote that so and so hid behind a rock and shot at someone coming around the bend.
That rock and bend in the trail are actually there.

 

[Woodtroll]

PM sent. I'll take these unless there are very worn - I'd like to give them to my grandson. The Sacketts is my favorite book series. Thank you!

 

[Woodtroll]

I've decided to pass on these based on our PMs, not quite the condition I am looking for to be a gift. Still a great read, and a very fair price!

 

[tarbe]

I read quite a few of these back in the 70s while deployed. Really enjoyed them!

 

[Gopher]

Someone gave me the complete set (at the time) of the bound books during my sophomore year in college. I put them on the shelf and said I'll read them....someday. I came down with Mono the third week of school in January and missed two weeks of school. I spent those two weeks reading those books. What a ride.

If you haven't seen the WTBS mini-series of the Sacketts I highly suggest it. Tell and Tyrell was perfectly cast and while Tom Selleck makes one hell of a cowboy, he wasn't exactly what I imagined Orrin to be. Worth the watch. Until Lonesome Dove came along, this was the high point of TV movies.