For Those That Tame Wild Horses
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| Zine | |
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| Title: | For Those That Tame Wild Horses |
| Publisher: | Golden Lily Press |
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| Author(s): | Cynthia Boris |
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| Date(s): | posted online in 2005 as "unedited", print zine in 2006, agented by Agent With Style |
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| Genre: | gen |
| Fandom: | Alias Smith and Jones |
| Language: | English |
| External Links: | online here. |
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For Those That Tame Wild Horses is a 109-page gen three-part Alias Smith and Jones novel by Cynthia Boris.
Summary
"Summary: Curry is sick. . . the posse is on their tail. . . Heyes is running out of options. Freedom or Curry's life?"
Blurb from a Distributor
From the amazing pen of Cynthia Boris comes a zine that contains three books in one, telling a tale of breathless derring-do that will take you on a journey with Hannibal Heyes and Kid Curry as they face some of the toughest situations they've ever faced; events that will put their friendship to the test. So curl up in your favorite reading spot with your favorite beverage and this enthralling zine, and enjoy! [1]
Reactions and Reviews
This is a very well done fiction--excellent plot and spot-on characterizations (from what I remember of the program!) I enjoyed the first chapters so much I searched out all the other AS&J fics and read those too. The closeness the boys share--the worry, the care, and the love between them-- just beautiful. I am suspicious of their latest deal--I don't trust Christine Harkness. Please hurry back with the next chapter! [2]
Extrordinary!!! You kept thier characters true to themselves the whole way! And the plot was fabulous! It made me think of such great stories as the Shawshank Redemption - Outlander(Diana Gabeldon) - and of the frightning stories of Steven King! All rolled in an ASJ story! Imagine this as a screenplay! Oh How Peter and Ben would have loved it! Keep writing! [3]
Loved this story! I hope that you write more. It was dark and parts made me uneasy, but you kept the characterizations of them both genuine. Good job! [4]
I loved this! I started last night and thankfully have the day off so I finished this morning. Wonderfully written and stayed in character - under those conditions.[5]