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(More customer reviews)At first I didn't know if I was going to like this book, but all of the sudden I was just sucked into it. This book does not end like a normal book you would read, it isn't one of those books that you know how it is going to end, it kept me sucked in until the very end. And it still seems like it should have another sequel.
"Grizzly" is one of those books-- if it's hot you sweat, and if it is cold you need a blanket. It makes you feel like you are there. The only thing I didn't like about this book was the way the characters talked. The thing that made it difficult to read was the slang.
Will Reed was the reason this book was so good. Will fought for what he believed in. Sometimes he fought the Americans and sometimes he fought the Mexicans, but no matter what side he was fighting for, Will fought for the rights of everyone's freedom.
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He refused to take a side until they took his wife and son.On a sprawling rancho near Santa Barbara, mountain man Will Reed has found a place to call home and a family he loves. But when the Americans and the Mexicans begin to battle over supremacy in California, their struggle threatens to destroy Will's dreams perhaps his life.Human greed and the lust for power hold sway as both the American military and Mexican Banditos attempt to grab for themselves the wealth of central California's cattle ranches. And Will Reed's family is caught in the middle. Battling against both nature and the human propensity for evil, Will must face the most dangerous of adversaries men who are determined to take his land at any cost.But much more than the land is at stake. Saving his family will require every ounce of courage and resourcefulness the mountain man can muster -. The Gripping Sequel to Sequoia Scout
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