Longarm in Lincoln County | June on the Range

Saddle the horses because I’m reviewing Longarm in Lincoln County, the twelfth in the Longarm series created by Tabor Evans.
June on the Range is a reading event hosted by ‪@michaelk.vaughan8617‬ for people to discover and read westerns.
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[@M-J]

Cowboy Trash! Perfect for June on the Range and GarbAugust! 👏🏻👏🏻

[@PeculiarNotions]

It certainly fits the bill.

[@booksmitin]

Thanks for this! I appreciate how you related this book to other books to help situate the viewer. Hope you are well!

[@PeculiarNotions]

I am well, Smiti, and hope you are, too. I'm glad you found this video useful. When possible, I like to provide context and similar examples, so people can make up their own minds about deciding to read these books.

[@anotherbibliophilereads]

I have read Longarm and the Wendigo. It’s pretty much along the formula you described. It belongs to the genre I call Naughty Westerns because the sex is so explicit. Lone Star and the Gunsmith are other examples. I do plan on reading one for June of the Range.

[@PeculiarNotions]

That sounds accurate. The violence and sex are given similar levels of detail. I look forward to seeing all of your June on the Range readings.

[@GrammaticusBooks]

Great overview Seth! Sounds like Longarm was a decent if somewhat flawed read. Good stuff.

[@PeculiarNotions]

I had fun with it, so I count it as a win for June on the Range.

[@Tim_with_Tomes_and_Tales]

I haven't read many westerns at all, and I haven't been able to pull the trigger (so to speak) on trying one yet. Happy reading, everyone.

[@PeculiarNotions]

June on the Range is the perfect time to try or at least see recommendations from a wide range of readers here on booktube.

[@Tim_with_Tomes_and_Tales]

@@PeculiarNotions Thanks, Seth. I will keep that in mind. I hear that Lonesome Dove is worthy of having in a book collection.

[@marsrock316]

The problem with Longarm novels is that Tabor Evans is a house name and the characterization of Custis Long varies for whatever author wrote that story. I haven't read any Longarm books in 10 or 12 years, but the three that I had at he time varied widely in style. Other than loving the ladies and a few other constants (like being based out of Vail and having the same boss), I'm not sure the character is very consistent across the many volumes.

[@PeculiarNotions]

I figured Tabor Evans had to be a pen name, seeing as "he" has written around 300 novels for the Longarm series since the 1970s, and sometimes as many as ten books a year.