Ralph Compton Riders of Judgment (A Rough Justice Western)

Another excellent read, keeps you on your toes and very believable in actions

Once I started reading Riders of Judgment I couldn't put it down. I found myself reading into the wee hours of morning. Ralph Cotton puts the main characters in situations that are so suspenseful, you remain glued to the book. I didn't want to fall asleep without knowing what happened to Danny Duggin, Tim, Jed, and Marshal McCord.I know Ralph Compton would be very proud of the work Ralph Cotton has done on his behalf. Thanks Ralph Cotton for carrying on the great work of Mr. Compton.

I loved this book ,It just wasn't enough lets have another .Your doing a great job Mr. Cotton.

--- Riders Of Judgement is a no-holds-barred story. Ralph Compton must be smiling from above, as Ralph Cotton puts forth a great story, finishing this trilogy. Danielle, her brothers, Tim & Jed Strange are back on the trail, hunting the only remaining outlaw left alive who took part in murdering their father, Daniel Strange. It's non-stop action, as they head across the border in pursuit of the killer. Together, they learn the price of riding a vengeance trail. Amidst gun-smoke and flying bullets, the children of Daniel Strange press forward... And not to ruin a great story, you'll have to read it on your own... *g*

Ralph Cotton writes what hopefully won't be the last book about Danille Strange and her twin brothers Jed and Ted. In doing so, Cotton has carried on the works started by Ralph Compton while not missing a hoofbeat. Compton must be smiling from his writing desk in the sky at the magnificiant job Ralph Cotton has done carring on his(Compton's) work. RIDERS OF JUDGEMENT is a must read for any western fan.

Like 'The Shadow of a Noose', this will be on the bestseller list. Count on it. With 'Riders of Judgement', the saga of the Strange siblings seems to reach a logical conclusion. The big question is, do the fans want it to end? Like Ralph Cotton's `Big Iron' series, where you want Ranger Sam Burrack and Maria to live forever - or at least long enough for a dozen or so more books - this story just don't wanna quit. I see a future where Danielle settles down to a `normal' life with her newfound love, Marshall C. F. McCord, and where Jed and Tim set themselves up as master gunsmiths, in the tradition of their father. But when a back-shooting low life puts McCord on his back for several weeks, Danny and her brothers have to dust off their guns and reluctantly get back in the game. How about it? Can we have just one more?