'Having followed Jack Martin’s western writing career since the beginning I have to say this is his best book so far. The use of a mummified outlaw adding an unusual touch to this fast moving tale. 'Western Fiction Review
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'Jack Martin also had me grinning when a reporter and dime novelist is discovered walking towards town. His name Gary Dobbs, which is Jack Martin’s real name. The fictional Dobbs will also have a small part to play in building the legend of McCord.'
Reviews are very important to a writer - it's a solitary profession and no writer is ever truly sure of their work so it's great when reviews justify all that hard work.
The Afterlife of Slim McCord is available at the end of this month.
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