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Very dry reading, but filled with a lot of interconnecting history. I do think the author suffers from having the urge to tell far too many backstories that really aren't that important- or interesting- in the build up.

Bounces around a lot and I'm not really keen on the author's style, but I love the added history detailing why Tombstone was important at the time of the shootout.

And now for some lighter reading.

Don't know what I'm going to do when this series ends!

Going to shelve this one for a while. Not my style and outdated. I'm thinking I should have gotten to these 30 yrs ago....

Enjoying the story so far- enough twists and turns to keep me guessing.

Thoroughly enjoyed the first two. Glad this one is finally out.

Liking this so far.

This is the kind of caper that I've been looking for. Sort of reminds me of Disney's Treasure Planet from a while ago.

Always down for a good caper story like this.

Washington was a horrible military leader. Period.

Something most people don't understand, Washington was a horrible tactical leader until the later stages of the Revolution. His time with the British Army was underwhelming and he lacked a keen grasp of tactics- albeit partly through the trials of having to create an army out of nothing.

A recent bad review has me wondering. Do books need warning labels? I write military style fantasy and scifi- makes sense coming from a combat vet- but was dinged for the level of perceived violence in the beginning of Dreams of Winter. I say perceived because it is intoned, but not shown. What say you? Warning labels or no?