Eclipse - Softcover

Wheeler, Richard S.

Softcover

ISBN 10: 081257771X ISBN 13: 9780812577716

Verlag: Forge, 2012

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"A riveting novel by [a] master storyteller." --"The Denver Post"

""Eclipse "is a wonderful biographical fiction...vividly described." --"Midwest Book Review"

"Wheeler plays historical detective, providing a fictional account of one of the most intriguing mysteries in American history. A riveting re-creation of the tragic final years of an American legend."
--"Booklist"

"[Wheeler] has forever branded Western literature with his presence. [His] characters...are not the people who win every showdown.... Instead [they] struggle for their lives, and often their souls."
"--True West "

"A riveting novel by [a] master storyteller... Wheeler brings readers a stunningly told and hitherto incomplete story of the tragic, final chapter in the life of Meriwether Lewis, one of American history's most famous and lasting characters." --"The Denver Post "

"["Eclipse"] captures the feeling, the spirit and danger of [Lewis and Clark's] accomplishment."
"--Deseret News "

""Eclipse" is a thought-provoking novel that provides the reader with a convincing, yet startling resolution to an enigmatic piece of American history. Wheeler...has afforded historians and strong topic for debate, and provided readers with an even more intriguing tale." --Readwest.com

"At last the waiting is over. Dick Wheeler...has finally written a novel about Lewis and Clark...[and he] has once again created a magnificent novel that is compelling reading." --"Roundup Magazine "

"Long on psychological realism, the book should be appreciated by lovers of Western history and lore." --"Publishers Weekly "
[Wheeler] has forever branded Western literature with his presence. [His] characters are not the people who win every showdown . Instead [they] struggle for their lives, and often their souls."

["Eclipse"] captures the feeling, the spirit and danger of [Lewis and Clark's] accomplishment.

A riveting novel by [a] master storyteller. "The Denver Post"

"Eclipse "is a wonderful biographical fiction vividly described. "Midwest Book Review"

Wheeler plays historical detective, providing a fictional account of one of the most intriguing mysteries in American history. A riveting re-creation of the tragic final years of an American legend. "Booklist"

[Wheeler] has forever branded Western literature with his presence. [His] characters are not the people who win every showdown . Instead [they] struggle for their lives, and often their souls. "True West "

A riveting novel by [a] master storyteller Wheeler brings readers a stunningly told and hitherto incomplete story of the tragic, final chapter in the life of Meriwether Lewis, one of American history's most famous and lasting characters. "The Denver Post"

[Eclipse] captures the feeling, the spirit and danger of [Lewis and Clark s] accomplishment. "Deseret News "

"Eclipse" is a thought-provoking novel that provides the reader with a convincing, yet startling resolution to an enigmatic piece of American history. Wheeler has afforded historians and strong topic for debate, and provided readers with an even more intriguing tale. "Readwest.com"

At last the waiting is over. Dick Wheeler has finally written a novel about Lewis and Clark [and he] has once again created a magnificent novel that is compelling reading. "Roundup Magazine"

Long on psychological realism, the book should be appreciated by lovers of Western history and lore. "Publishers Weekly""

"A riveting novel by [a] master storyteller." --The Denver Post

"Eclipse is a wonderful biographical fiction...vividly described." --Midwest Book Review

"Wheeler plays historical detective, providing a fictional account of one of the most intriguing mysteries in American history. A riveting re-creation of the tragic final years of an American legend." --Booklist

"[Wheeler] has forever branded Western literature with his presence. [His] characters...are not the people who win every showdown.... Instead [they] struggle for their lives, and often their souls." --True West

"A riveting novel by [a] master storyteller... Wheeler brings readers a stunningly told and hitherto incomplete story of the tragic, final chapter in the life of Meriwether Lewis, one of American history's most famous and lasting characters." --The Denver Post

"[Eclipse] captures the feeling, the spirit and danger of [Lewis and Clark's] accomplishment." --Deseret News

"Eclipse is a thought-provoking novel that provides the reader with a convincing, yet startling resolution to an enigmatic piece of American history. Wheeler...has afforded historians and strong topic for debate, and provided readers with an even more intriguing tale." --Readwest.com

"At last the waiting is over. Dick Wheeler...has finally written a novel about Lewis and Clark...[and he] has once again created a magnificent novel that is compelling reading." --Roundup Magazine

"Long on psychological realism, the book should be appreciated by lovers of Western history and lore." --Publishers Weekly

Reseña del editor:

A fictional portrait of two heroes of the American frontier follows the lives and fortunes of William Clark and Meriwether Lewis after their great expedition and offers a possible solution to the mystery of Lewis's unexplained death in 1809. Reprint.

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• Verlag: Forge
• Erscheinungsdatum: 2012
• ISBN 10: 081257771X
• ISBN 13: 9780812577716
• Einband: Libro de bolsillo
• Anzahl der Seiten: 378