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Title: Bannack: From Gold Strike to Ghost Town
Author: Larry Hill
Narrator: Mark Carrell
Format: Unabridged
Length: 4 hrs and 24 mins
Language: English
Release date: 10-19-15
Publisher: Larry Ray Hill
Ratings: 4 of 5 out of 1 votes
Genres: Fiction, Historical
Publisher's Summary:
This book is a work of fiction that tells the story of the first gold strike in the Montana Territory along Willow Creek in 1862. The gold camp grew to over 10,000 people, and Bannack became the first capitol of the Territory of Montana. My story tells about the lives of the four gold miners that made the strike, and it recounts the many hardships endured by the men and women living in a gold camp in the high mountains. Bannack had a colorful history including an outlaw sheriff and a group of vigilantes that was 100 men strong. This is a story about the Old West and the men and women that settled the frontier.
Members Reviews:
it a good story if you like stories of the old west and and up north. Western readers will enjoy this book and the story.
I like the book, as I said it is an interesting story and has historical facts about the west and the north country. Good reading.
Good Read
I've been to Bannack, MT and can imagine the scenes. Good read for fans of Larry Hill. Highly recommend this book.
Poorly written!
Although I love the story of Bannack, Montana and the 1860s gold rush, this book, that I approached with interest, was truly a disappointment to say the least. There was apparently little research done by the author, but most of all, it was written in such a poor manner that I often chuckled out loud. For example, he overly uses proper nouns where simple pronouns like "he" and "they" would be much more appropriate. Perhaps he thinks the readers have very short term memories. There is also very much redundancy of subplots and quite a bit of unnecessary storyline. I do not recommend this book if you love history.
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Title: Bannack: From Gold Strike to Ghost Town
Author: Larry Hill
Narrator: Mark Carrell
Format: Unabridged
Length: 4 hrs and 24 mins
Language: English
Release date: 10-19-15
Publisher: Larry Ray Hill
Ratings: 4 of 5 out of 1 votes
Genres: Fiction, Historical
Publisher's Summary:
This book is a work of fiction that tells the story of the first gold strike in the Montana Territory along Willow Creek in 1862. The gold camp grew to over 10,000 people, and Bannack became the first capitol of the Territory of Montana. My story tells about the lives of the four gold miners that made the strike, and it recounts the many hardships endured by the men and women living in a gold camp in the high mountains. Bannack had a colorful history including an outlaw sheriff and a group of vigilantes that was 100 men strong. This is a story about the Old West and the men and women that settled the frontier.
Members Reviews:
it a good story if you like stories of the old west and and up north. Western readers will enjoy this book and the story.
I like the book, as I said it is an interesting story and has historical facts about the west and the north country. Good reading.
Good Read
I've been to Bannack, MT and can imagine the scenes. Good read for fans of Larry Hill. Highly recommend this book.
Poorly written!
Although I love the story of Bannack, Montana and the 1860s gold rush, this book, that I approached with interest, was truly a disappointment to say the least. There was apparently little research done by the author, but most of all, it was written in such a poor manner that I often chuckled out loud. For example, he overly uses proper nouns where simple pronouns like "he" and "they" would be much more appropriate. Perhaps he thinks the readers have very short term memories. There is also very much redundancy of subplots and quite a bit of unnecessary storyline. I do not recommend this book if you love history.