Blood Kin

Spur Award finalist Henry Chappell writes compelling historical novels set in the Old West. In Blood Kin, he tells the story of Isaac Webb, a Texas Ranger caught up in the conflicts surrounding the fledgling Texas Republic.

Tensions between the Texans and Comanches begin to mount, and Isaac is sent to negotiate a peace treaty. But, his efforts are hampered by threats of violence and bloodshed.

©2004 Henry Chappell (P)2005 Recorded Books,LLC

The narration.

I like all the detail and the fact it is such a believable story. The characters and their interaction and the love story thread running through the novel from beginning to end. But the green eyed little girl with light brown hair that looked like Ezra…..I can’t figure her story.

A good story, but:

The Publisher's Summary does not match the content of the book. This is not about an Old West, or is it a historical novel. Not what I expected.

Blood Kin-NOT by Henry Chappell

This is not the book described. It is not by Henry Chappell, it is not about the old west, it is about the kidnapping of somebody's wife and the imprisonment of a cook, a portraitist and someone else. If you are looking for a story by Henry Chappell, do not order this book.