Here are the covers to the ones I own with a little aside beneath most of them.
Longarm is sent to investigate a several stagecoach robberies made by a highwayman in knight's armor.
Wish it stayed more focused on the main premise as it gets WAY TOO episodic (Canyon dwelling Indians, Lesbian femme fatales and Mexican religious fundamentalist all have a part to play) but I really did enjoy it.
Not the strongest of the bunch but a good one.
Longarm is given a partner here that accompanies him through most of the novel.
Sort of sequel to #2 as it's the first time since then that Longarm has visited Mexico and he meets a villain that was lurking in the shadows in the second novel.
Not as strong as its prequel but a good light read nonetheless.
Very very very good.
But it becomes unfocused around the halfway mark and never really regains the momentum it had in the initial 100 pages or so.
Average in almost every respect.
The sex scenes are kinda fun as Longarm beds down a woman he normally wouldn't (a slightly unattractive and older one) and there is some fun confrontations along the way.
The best I've read.
As I already mentioned it's a great whodunit.
Never lets up.
LONGARM AND THE OMAHA TINHORNS doesn't have an image on the internet
An unusual entry.
Longarm is sent to investigate some suspicious going-ons at the Nebraska State Fair.
The book seems to have been written for the sole purpose of the sex scenes as Longarm beds women in almost every chapter in this one.
There is a hot air balloon gunfight that ation nuts can look forward to though.
It's light on the gunplay but heavy on the romance and comedy.
I enjoyed it for how atypical it was.
