Indian wars and rustling were destroying the range. So Cap Britt, an old ranger, rounded up the toughest, meanest mob of fire-eating desperadoes to ever ride for one brand. If he could keep this wild gang together, they would take on anyone and become Knights of the Range.
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Indian wars and rustling were destroying the range. So Cap Britt, an old ranger, rounded up the toughest, meanest mob of fire-eating desperadoes to ever ride for one brand. If he could keep this wild gang together, they would take on anyone and become Knights of the Range.
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Pocket Books. Pocket Books 1984 Mass Market Paperback. Book has bright, clean unmarked pages and an uncreased spine. Book Condition: Very Good. 1984. MASS MARKET PAPERBACK.
The Knights of the Round Table go West is how this book has always been depicted in reviews over the years, but I am here to tell you: That is a gross misconception of this book. Actually, this is the story of a young woman, Holly Ripple, who loses her father and inherits a large cattle empire overrun with rustlers and desperados. And yes, a group of young devil-may-care cowboys, led by Renn Frayne, come to the rescue. The story is really all about her; her strength, her determination to build a ranch the likes of which had never been seen. Also, introduced in this book is Brazos Keene who shoots his way through this novel and stars in "Twin Sombreros". Knights of the Range is classic Zane Grey--not a spectacular book like the early novels, but a pleasurable, good read.
Claudia W
Jul 22, 2011
knights of the range
Typical Zane Grey, I and many others enjoy his kind of books. If you like Zane Grey you should like it.
Mishayah
Oct 3, 2010
Loved it
I've read just about every Zane Grey novel. This is one that I've read a couple of times. I wish it had been longer. But then again many of Zane Grey's novels were hacked to pieces by the publishers. There was one called the 'Wilderness Trek' that had close to three hundred pages hacked off by the publishers, it has since been re-released in it's entirety 'The Great Trek' also a magnificent and epic tale.
I suspect the same happened with Knights of the Range.
However even it's present version it is still a very memorable story, one of my favorites. You'll never forget 'Brazos Keene.' I know I won't, I just named a stud colt after him.
