A Man Four-Square By: William MacLeod Raine (1871-1954)
A Man Four-Square by William MacLeod Raine is a thrilling and action-packed novel set in the early 20th century. The story revolves around the main character, Jack Roberts, an ex-lawman who finds himself torn between his past and the promise of a new life. Raine skillfully weaves a tale of redemption, honor, and romance in this Western adventure. What makes this book stand out is the author's ability to bring the Wild West to life. Raine's descriptive writing transports readers to the dusty streets of Wyoming, where outlaws and lawmen clash in epic gunfights. The attention to detail in the setting is remarkable, making it easy to visualize the scenes and immerse oneself in the story. The character development in A Man Four-Square is also commendable. Jack Roberts is a complex protagonist, haunted by his past and struggling to find his place in the world. As the plot unfolds, we witness his growth and transformation, making him relatable and engaging. The pacing of the novel is exceptional, with each chapter leaving you hungry for more. Raine combines thrilling action sequences with heartfelt moments, creating a perfect balance that keeps the reader captivated until the very end. The dialogue is sharp and authentic, further enhancing the overall reading experience. Additionally, the romance subplot adds depth to the story, giving readers a glimpse into Jack's vulnerable side. The chemistry between Jack and his love interest is palpable, adding an extra layer of emotional intensity to the narrative. One minor flaw in the book is that at times, certain plot points seem predictable. However, Raine's engaging storytelling and well-drawn characters more than make up for this small drawback. In conclusion, A Man Four-Square is a must-read for fans of Western fiction. William MacLeod Raine's masterful writing brings the Old West to life, with a gripping story and memorable characters. This book is a testament to Raine's talent as a storyteller and a must-have addition to any Western enthusiast's collection. First Page: A Man Four Square BY WILLIAM MAC LEOD RAINE AUTHOR OF THE YUKON TRAIL, BUCKY O'CONNOR, STEVE YEAGER, WYOMING, ETC. 1919 Contents PROLOGUE I. "CALL ME JIMMIE GO GET 'EM" II. SHOOT A BUCK CAÑON III. RANSE ROUSH PAYS IV. PAULINE ROUBIDEAU SAYS "THANK YOU" V. NO FOUR FLUSHER VI. BILLIE ASKS A QUESTION VII. ON THE TRAIL VIII. THE FIGHT IX. BILLIE STANDS PAT X. BUD PROCTOR LENDS A HAND XI. THE FUGITIVES XII. THE GOOD SAMARITAN XIII. A FRIENDLY ENEMY XIV. THE GUN BARREL ROAD XV. LEE PLAYS A LEADING RÔLE XVI. THREE MODERN MUSKETEERS XVII. "PEG LEG" WARREN XVIII. A STAMPEDE XIX. A TWO GUN MAN XX. EXIT MYSTERIOUS PETE XXI. JIM RECEIVES AND DECLINES AN OFFER XXII. THE RUSTLERS' CAMP XXIII. MURDER FROM THE CHAPARRAL XXIV. JIMMIE GO GET 'EM LEAVES A NOTE XXV. THE MAL PAIS XXVI. A DUST STORM XXVII. "A LUCKY GUY" XXVIII. SHERIFF PRINCE FUNCTIONS XXIX. "THEY CAN'T HANG ME IF I AIN'T THERE" XXX. POLLY HAS A PLAN XXXI. GOODHEART MAKES A PROMISE AND BREAKS IT XXXII. JIM TAKES A PRISONER XXXIII. THE ROUND UP XXXIV. PRIMROSE PATHS A Man Four Square Prologue A girl sat on the mossy river bank in the dappled, golden sunlight... Continue reading book >>

A Man Four-Square By: William MacLeod Raine (1871-1954)

A Man Four-Square by William MacLeod Raine is a thrilling and action-packed novel set in the early 20th century. The story revolves around the main character, Jack Roberts, an ex-lawman who finds himself torn between his past and the promise of a new life. Raine skillfully weaves a tale of redemption, honor, and romance in this Western adventure.

What makes this book stand out is the author's ability to bring the Wild West to life. Raine's descriptive writing transports readers to the dusty streets of Wyoming, where outlaws and lawmen clash in epic gunfights. The attention to detail in the setting is remarkable, making it easy to visualize the scenes and immerse oneself in the story.

The character development in A Man Four-Square is also commendable. Jack Roberts is a complex protagonist, haunted by his past and struggling to find his place in the world. As the plot unfolds, we witness his growth and transformation, making him relatable and engaging.

The pacing of the novel is exceptional, with each chapter leaving you hungry for more. Raine combines thrilling action sequences with heartfelt moments, creating a perfect balance that keeps the reader captivated until the very end. The dialogue is sharp and authentic, further enhancing the overall reading experience.

Additionally, the romance subplot adds depth to the story, giving readers a glimpse into Jack's vulnerable side. The chemistry between Jack and his love interest is palpable, adding an extra layer of emotional intensity to the narrative.

One minor flaw in the book is that at times, certain plot points seem predictable. However, Raine's engaging storytelling and well-drawn characters more than make up for this small drawback.

In conclusion, A Man Four-Square is a must-read for fans of Western fiction. William MacLeod Raine's masterful writing brings the Old West to life, with a gripping story and memorable characters. This book is a testament to Raine's talent as a storyteller and a must-have addition to any Western enthusiast's collection.

First Page:

A Man Four Square

BY WILLIAM MAC LEOD RAINE

AUTHOR OF THE YUKON TRAIL, BUCKY O'CONNOR, STEVE YEAGER, WYOMING, ETC.

1919

Contents

PROLOGUE

I. "CALL ME JIMMIE GO GET 'EM" II. SHOOT A BUCK CAÑON III. RANSE ROUSH PAYS IV. PAULINE ROUBIDEAU SAYS "THANK YOU" V. NO FOUR FLUSHER VI. BILLIE ASKS A QUESTION VII. ON THE TRAIL VIII. THE FIGHT IX. BILLIE STANDS PAT X. BUD PROCTOR LENDS A HAND XI. THE FUGITIVES XII. THE GOOD SAMARITAN XIII. A FRIENDLY ENEMY XIV. THE GUN BARREL ROAD XV. LEE PLAYS A LEADING RÔLE XVI. THREE MODERN MUSKETEERS XVII. "PEG LEG" WARREN XVIII. A STAMPEDE XIX. A TWO GUN MAN XX. EXIT MYSTERIOUS PETE XXI. JIM RECEIVES AND DECLINES AN OFFER XXII. THE RUSTLERS' CAMP XXIII. MURDER FROM THE CHAPARRAL XXIV. JIMMIE GO GET 'EM LEAVES A NOTE XXV. THE MAL PAIS XXVI. A DUST STORM XXVII. "A LUCKY GUY" XXVIII. SHERIFF PRINCE FUNCTIONS XXIX. "THEY CAN'T HANG ME IF I AIN'T THERE" XXX. POLLY HAS A PLAN XXXI. GOODHEART MAKES A PROMISE AND BREAKS IT XXXII. JIM TAKES A PRISONER XXXIII. THE ROUND UP XXXIV. PRIMROSE PATHS

A Man Four Square

Prologue

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