Goodbye, Enorma

Great book. Good to catch up with Emmet Love and friends. Books like this are why I love reading Locke!!!

Love this book! ! ! Love this series. Please don't end here.

This is book four in the series. It too has an open conclusion, which I really dislike. I paid $2.99 for this 160 page, fast read. I had some problems with this ebook as the pages did not want to turn. I had to go to the formatting menu and skip ahead several pages to get them working right. I could not back track. Because of this, I missed out on quite a few pages of reading. I wish the books were numbered, as to their placement in the series. I thought this was book 3 and it was 4. So, I am reading them out of order. This series really needs to be read in the proper sequence. These books are a fun read, they are lewd, vulgar and sometimes laugh out loud funny. I like the way, song titles are worked into the script. Rudy was barely mentioned in this book. Emmett is such a dork. Enorma was over the top,( pun intended) there was too much made of her name and endowments. There was not as much of the paranormal in this book as there was in book 2, a fact of which I am very glad. There is only one curse word, used repeatedly throughout the book and it is not a nasty one. There are the usual sexual thoughts and actions, none detailed. Some violence and rather mild murders. I like the accurate bits of history thrown into the mix. There was some talk of church attendance, but this was the only religious remark made. I wish Rose or somebody would help poor Shrug become healthier. He has to be very uncomfortable. The editing was much better in this novel. I liked this book much better than I did book 2. Now, I am off to read book three. This is not chick lit, although there is a dab of romance. For readers, ages 18 and up, wanting to read something along the lines of "BLAZING SADDLES" or "THE THREE AMIGOES!" this book is for you. AD

I just finished reading the last book.....well I sure hope it not the last.....I like to read more on there daughter, rose, shrug....of course emmett and gentry. I want more!!

This is another great John Locke book. This one is about a western sheriff who has been in earlier books and centers atoundyoung lady with great assets. You will laugh a lot when you read it.

Emmett Love is such a great character. And I even had a few laughs. He and Gentry meet and experience some real history here. But, this story left me wanting way more. It's a western, right? How about Emmett showing what he can do with a gun other than drawing it quickly? I don't know. This is the first of Locke's westerns that i wouldn't rate a five, not even a four. I do look forward to the next one, and I'm hoping for more. Go get 'em, John!