Wolf Breed By: Jackson Gregory (1882-1943)
Wolf Breed by Jackson Gregory is a captivating western novel set in the rugged landscapes of the American frontier. The story follows the life of Jim Baker, a fearless and strong-willed man who embodies the spirit of the wild. The narrative is laced with suspense, adventure, and an undeniable sense of danger that keeps readers hooked from start to finish. One of the standout aspects of this book is Gregory's ability to vividly portray the untamed beauty of the wilderness. His descriptive prose transports the reader to the vast prairies, deep forests, and treacherous mountain ranges, allowing them to experience the wilderness alongside the characters. The author's attention to detail is commendable, as he constructs a world that feels authentic and mesmerizing. The character development in Wolf Breed is also notable. Jim Baker, with his mysterious past and unforgiving demeanor, becomes an enigmatic figure that the reader can't help but be drawn to. His interactions with the supporting cast, including the strong-willed Rachel and the ruthless outlaw Rance Travers, add depth and complexity to the story. Their relationships bring forth a range of emotions, from heart-pounding tension to heartfelt moments of camaraderie. Furthermore, Gregory's gripping writing style captivates readers with its seamless blend of action and introspection. The pacing is well-balanced; each chapter is carefully crafted to keep the reader engaged while also allowing for reflection on the characters' motivations and the consequences of their choices. The book is filled with thrilling gunfights, intense horse chases, and gripping encounters with nature, making it a true page-turner that keeps readers on edge throughout. However, there are moments in the novel where the plot feels forced, and certain events seem predictable. Some secondary characters lack development, leaving them feeling one-dimensional and underutilized. Nonetheless, these shortcomings do not detract significantly from the overall enjoyment of the story. In conclusion, Wolf Breed by Jackson Gregory is an enthralling western tale that immerses readers in a world of adventure, danger, and rugged determination. With its vivid descriptions, compelling characters, and thrilling narrative, this novel is sure to resonate with fans of the genre. Gregory's storytelling prowess shines through, reminding readers of the feral and untamed nature that exists within us all. First Page: WOLF BREED by JACKSON GREGORY Author of The Short Cut, Etc. With Frontispiece in Color by Frank Tenney Johnson [Frontispiece: SHE STOOD UPON A MONSTER BEAR SKIN. UPON THE RUG, STREWN ABOUT HER CARELESSLY, THEIR BRIGHT DISCS ADANCE WITH REFLECTED LIGHT, A THOUSAND MINTED GOLD PIECES CAUGHT THE GLINT OF THE LOW SUN.] New York Grosset & Dunlap Publishers Copyright, 1916, By Dodd, Mead & Company, Inc. TO JACKSON GREGORY, Jr. CONTENTS CHAPTER I OPEN HOUSE AT PÈRE MARQUETTE'S II THE COMING OF NO LUCK DRENNEN III THE MAN UNDER THE CLOAK IV THE LUCK OF NO LUCK DRENNEN V THE WAY OF THE NORTH VI THE PROMISE OF A RAINBOW VII "A PRINCESS, SENT TO PACK WITH WOLVES!" VIII DUST OF IDOLS IX "TO THE GIRL I AM GOING TO KISS TONIGHT!" X SEEKERS AFTER GOLD XI THE WITCHERY OF YGERNE XII MERE BRUTE . . . OR JUST PLAIN MAN? XIII YGERNE'S ANSWER XIV DRENNEN MAKES A DISCOVERY XV THE TALE OF le Beau Diable XVI THE LOST GOLDEN GIRL PAYS AN OLD DEBT XVII THE PASSION OF ERNESTINE DUMONT XVIII THE LAW AND A MAN'S DESIRE XIX THE LONG TRAIL XX THE FIRES WHICH PURIFY XXI CHANCE HEARD IN THE NIGHT XXII THE PATH DOWN THE CLIFF XXIII CHÂTEAU BELLAIRE XXIV THE SPEAKING OF GUNS XXV THE BELATED DAWN WOLF BREED CHAPTER I OPEN HOUSE AT PÈRE MARQUETTE'S Mid June, and the eager spring had burst triumphant into the North Woods... Continue reading book >>

Wolf Breed By: Jackson Gregory (1882-1943)

Wolf Breed by Jackson Gregory is a captivating western novel set in the rugged landscapes of the American frontier. The story follows the life of Jim Baker, a fearless and strong-willed man who embodies the spirit of the wild. The narrative is laced with suspense, adventure, and an undeniable sense of danger that keeps readers hooked from start to finish.

One of the standout aspects of this book is Gregory's ability to vividly portray the untamed beauty of the wilderness. His descriptive prose transports the reader to the vast prairies, deep forests, and treacherous mountain ranges, allowing them to experience the wilderness alongside the characters. The author's attention to detail is commendable, as he constructs a world that feels authentic and mesmerizing.

The character development in Wolf Breed is also notable. Jim Baker, with his mysterious past and unforgiving demeanor, becomes an enigmatic figure that the reader can't help but be drawn to. His interactions with the supporting cast, including the strong-willed Rachel and the ruthless outlaw Rance Travers, add depth and complexity to the story. Their relationships bring forth a range of emotions, from heart-pounding tension to heartfelt moments of camaraderie.

Furthermore, Gregory's gripping writing style captivates readers with its seamless blend of action and introspection. The pacing is well-balanced; each chapter is carefully crafted to keep the reader engaged while also allowing for reflection on the characters' motivations and the consequences of their choices. The book is filled with thrilling gunfights, intense horse chases, and gripping encounters with nature, making it a true page-turner that keeps readers on edge throughout.

However, there are moments in the novel where the plot feels forced, and certain events seem predictable. Some secondary characters lack development, leaving them feeling one-dimensional and underutilized. Nonetheless, these shortcomings do not detract significantly from the overall enjoyment of the story.

In conclusion, Wolf Breed by Jackson Gregory is an enthralling western tale that immerses readers in a world of adventure, danger, and rugged determination. With its vivid descriptions, compelling characters, and thrilling narrative, this novel is sure to resonate with fans of the genre. Gregory's storytelling prowess shines through, reminding readers of the feral and untamed nature that exists within us all.

First Page:

WOLF BREED

JACKSON GREGORY

Author of The Short Cut, Etc.

With Frontispiece in Color by Frank Tenney Johnson

[Frontispiece: SHE STOOD UPON A MONSTER BEAR SKIN. UPON THE RUG, STREWN ABOUT HER CARELESSLY, THEIR BRIGHT DISCS ADANCE WITH REFLECTED LIGHT, A THOUSAND MINTED GOLD PIECES CAUGHT THE GLINT OF THE LOW SUN.]

New York Grosset & Dunlap Publishers Copyright, 1916, By Dodd, Mead & Company, Inc.

JACKSON GREGORY, Jr.

CONTENTS

CHAPTER

I OPEN HOUSE AT PÈRE MARQUETTE'S II THE COMING OF NO LUCK DRENNEN III THE MAN UNDER THE CLOAK IV THE LUCK OF NO LUCK DRENNEN V THE WAY OF THE NORTH VI THE PROMISE OF A RAINBOW VII "A PRINCESS, SENT TO PACK WITH WOLVES!" VIII DUST OF IDOLS IX "TO THE GIRL I AM GOING TO KISS TONIGHT!" X SEEKERS AFTER GOLD XI THE WITCHERY OF YGERNE XII MERE BRUTE . . . OR JUST PLAIN MAN? XIII YGERNE'S ANSWER XIV DRENNEN MAKES A DISCOVERY XV THE TALE OF le Beau Diable XVI THE LOST GOLDEN GIRL PAYS AN OLD DEBT XVII THE PASSION OF ERNESTINE DUMONT XVIII THE LAW AND A MAN'S DESIRE XIX THE LONG TRAIL XX THE FIRES WHICH PURIFY XXI CHANCE HEARD IN THE NIGHT XXII THE PATH DOWN THE CLIFF XXIII CHÂTEAU BELLAIRE XXIV THE SPEAKING OF GUNS XXV THE BELATED DAWN

WOLF BREED

CHAPTER I

OPEN HOUSE AT PÈRE MARQUETTE'S

Mid June, and the eager spring had burst triumphant into the North Woods... Continue reading book >>

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