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Original Title:	The Last Ride
ISBN:	0515117412 (ISBN13: 9780515117417)
Edition Language:	English

Last Ride

Thomas Eidson

Paperback | Pages: 352 pages

Rating: 3.95 | 499 Users | 59 Reviews

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Title	:	Last Ride
Author	:	Thomas Eidson
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Deluxe Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 352 pages
Published	:	September 1st 1995 by Jove (first published March 21st 1995)
Categories	:	Westerns. Fiction. Historical. Historical Fiction

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The year is 1886 and old Samuel Jones, broken in body and soul, has ridden hard to reach his daughter’s remote New Mexico ranch—ridden hard so that he can die there. But Maggie Baldwin, grown and with children of her own, wants nothing to do with this man who abandoned her and her mother thirty years earlier to live with the Indians. Nothing, that is, until renegade Apaches shoot Maggie’s husband and kidnap her oldest daughter. Then she has no choice but to ride with the dying father she detests in a desperate attempt to rescue her child before the girl disappears forever into the vast twilight land of old Mexico.

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Ratings: 3.95 From 499 Users | 59 Reviews

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There are things I really liked about this novel: the descriptions of the landscapes, the incorporation of plant and animal life, the over-all deep sense of place the author conveyed and which I, as the reader, became immersed in.However, the omniscient point of view used by the author, made it difficult for me to connect with any of the characters. I thought at first the story was going to be told more from Dot's POV, which is what originally pulled me into the story. As it was there didn't

As a part of a trilogy and themed as 'family,' this wild tale captured my heart when unexpected love develops as a result of a terrifying incident. For me the narrative portrays that when all else seems lost there remains the love of family. And in this book the family comes from unexpected realms. I cried reading this story because of motherhood and fathers and what animals will accomplish for their humans. Then there were the ties between souls and the connection between us and the earth and

This was a recommendation from a friend, very glad that I followed their recommendation and read this. Found it to be a bit of a tearjerker. Am partial to a good western and this book filled many of the boxes that I look for in the genre.Samuel Jones is a man who walks between two worlds, he returns to make peace with his daughter after an absence of many years. When his grand daughter is kidnapped by Indians he sets out with his estranged daughter Maggie to find his missing grand daughter Lily.

This book impressed me enormously. Filled with pathos, it left me gasping at the depths it took me to emotionally. I loved it - hated it, hated the way it made me feel, and yet I couldn't stop reading it. I highly recommed this book.

I first came across this story as a movie starring Tommy Lee Jones and Cate Blanchet and as a lover of westerns it became one of my favourites.The story centres on and old man who finds his family after being away for about 30 years. He is met with hatred from his daughter and curiosity from hid granddaughters. He is and old man who has become more Indian than white and has come home to die.Circumstances intervene and one of the daughters is kidnapped by slave traders the gang is led by a rather

Very moving, but with considerable violence. A fine Western.

A very easy and enjoyable read. I found the story compelling and engaging. The writing is simple and direct. This is the kind of story you could read in a single sitting of about 3-4 hours. Not a typical western by any means.