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Frontier justice at its very best, as two brothers orphaned at about age six and three, fought off all odds and become united in time to pursue the justice deserved for the desired for the untimely death of their parents! Outstanding story!!

Reviewed in the United States on April 17, 2021

Most definitely another five star masterpiece by Mr. Jesse Storm, as these two brothers, who didn't know the other existed for over twenty years are finally united and pull no punches in their ongoing quest to right the wrongs of their parents untimely deaths! Jos and Samson, who were unaware the other existed after their twenty years separation, finally reunited and the sparks begin to fly!
This is a fast moving rendition of realistic old American western folklore adventures that has an unusual twist when Jos learns of Samson's survival, as well of the aging of the outlaw gang still existing that killed their parents.
Some of the most compelling western storylines I have ever had the opportunity to follow, with plenty of unending excitement from beginning to end. Too, the Author's outstandingly descriptive characters were unsurpassed in their commanding assignments from beginning to end! One of the most notoriously motivated group of bad guys I have had the opportunity to follow, as they take mercy on no one!
Definitely recommend this compassionately outstanding western masterpiece to everyone, but you lovers of unending exciting adventures will find yourselves completely mesmerized from beginning to end! Even you non-western enthusiasts will also enjoy following these two compassionately motivated brothers who were unaware the other even existed, but once they reunited, it was "Johnnie get your gun!" Then the excitement only gets you motivated to see what will happen next!!!😃

Reviewed in the United States on June 4, 2020

This was not the best Western I have read but it is still a good read. I am buying more of his books.

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Killers brought to justice and brothers reunited.

Reviewed in the United States on July 2, 2020

I chose this rating because I feel the writer needs to hone his skills. The plot was good but the story didn't flow as it should. Sorry.

Revenge at Idaho by Jesse Storm

Chris Carver

Reviewed in the United States on November 5, 2021

This is one story of two brothers being reunited after 20 years, Jos and Samson, torn apart by outlaws the night that ParmaLee's gang killed the whole family except the two boys, Samson @ 3, Jos @ 6 years not caring whether the kids lived or died, but not wasting time or bullets to kill either. Samson had no memory of that night, but Jos did, when his moms told him to run, he finally stopped when his little legs wouldn't let him go anymore. He was taken in by a family in Connecticut, Samson by Elam Esker in Phoenix. Samson's war on outlaws had been spread everywhere and tales embellished to the point that gun singers started coming looking to kill this outlaw killer. It was because of that, that word of Samson Clayton, came to Jos Clayton's brother. Jos Clayton's journey begins and his chance to seek revenge on Parmalee. You'll have to read yourself how this venture works out.

Reviewed in the United States on May 26, 2020

This is written like a western should be. It is the story about two brothers who were lost to each other due to a violent episode in their young life. Years pass before they reunite and set out to wreck vengeance on the men that caused their split. It gets a little sappy at times however all the aspects of a true yarn are present to make for fun reading.

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A JS. Conneticut to Oregon, with Wyoming, Montana, Idaho thrown in, Western Action Adventure (RAI) (WFJ)

Reviewed in the United States on May 29, 2020

JS. has penned a Connecticut to Oregon, with Wyoming, Montana and Idaho thrown in, western action adventure, "Revenge at Idaho" which begin with an outlaw group raiding a cattle drive and killi g everyone but two boys who manage to survive in the wilds long enough to become attached to families. The oldest, Jos, went East to Connecticut and the youngest, Samson, went west to Oregon. When Samson became known for his gun work helping the local Sheriff then Jos knew his brother was still alive. This is an excellent read for the genre.....DEHS

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Very good book

Reviewed in the United States on September 24, 2022