With a new lead pointing toward her family's killer, Ethel uncovers the sinister secrets hidden beneath the quaint surface of Sweetheart, AZ and its famed high school foot-ball team. But when she sticks her nose where it doesn't belong, the townspeople don't take kindly to it and display their ruthless hospitality. Despite her bruises, Ethel is more determined than ever, and she owes it all to the famed fictional gunslinger, Sol-omon Eaton. Meanwhile, the cowboy faces his own complications in the form of be-trayal and must decide what he values more: companionship or violence.
From the minds of Lonnie Nadler and Zac Thompson (The Dre more
Overall, it's nice to have this adventure back in stores. It's wonderful to get a bang for your buck with two genuinely unique narratives. Read Full Review
There's a lot to like with Ethel's story and how she holds herself even as she really gets beaten down a lot. It's also an interesting contrast to the old west story where we see a journey of betrayal play out there that's interesting in a kind of superficial way but where I feel like I'm still missing something critical about it. It's a nice bit of color to contrast the modern events for Ethel but it hasn't been compelling reading. That said, this installment of it worked a lot better as we watch the betrayal unfold and how it's solved so that he'll live another day. I'm curious to see where it goes but I wish I felt like it had more meaning or that I was grokking what it's really doing there. Read Full Review
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