Robin Elno

I enjoy westerns as much as the next person but feel that Craig Johnson does a better job than Robin Elno. Clown William and the Wind of Vengeance left me feeling numb. Gunfights happen constantly and nothing seems resolved. Maybe, I needed to read the other books in this series because I felt I was missing the reason for all the gunfights. Yes, the Wild West in alive and shooting in this novel, but what are the reasons. I am unsure of which team is the “good” team and which team is the “bad” team. We encounter Billy “the Kid”, who suffers a gunshot wound, but escapes the fight again another day. The main character, Clown William, suffers from Tourette’s Syndrome, which was not diagnosed until 1885. William struggles with this affliction and his reputation as a fast gunfighter in his quest for a normal life.… (altro)

Clown William by Robin Elno is a
unique story about Clown William who is a gunslinger with Tourette Syndrome, which causes tics (uncontrollable twitches), and a great ability with a gun which causes him many issues. It is set in Trinidad, Colorado. "This is the first book in a series in the adventures of Clown William". A quick read, packed full of action, challenges, twists and turns and surprises. Tge characters are well developed and engaging. Mr. Elno manages to present William as a strong man and his challenges in a realistic, sensitive way, his handicap does not hold him back. The reader will be drawn into this story and held in awe as you follow William's journey. An enjoyable and satisfying read. I look forward to reading more of Clown William's adventures. Well done! DO NIT let the title fool you into thinking this is a comical story, it is not.
"I voluntarily received a complimentary copy, however, these are my honest opinions. I was in no way required nor compensated to write a review."

Rating: 4
Heat rating: mild
Reviewer: AprilR… (altro)