The Last Outrider: A Pulp Parable

I have to say, this isn’t like anything I’ve ever read before. I wasn’t sure what I was going into with this one, but I thought I’d give it a try anyway. I can honestly say it was actually a pretty good book. I’m not really sure how to describe it though. But it was very well written, and flowed beautifully. The description and the characters were excellent. I could see sitting in this little town, his broke down motorcycle, and the people. And that’s all I need for a book to be good. If I can s

Don’t put all your trust in one man. It is proven over and over, that it will cause greater issues for you. A man all alone Jack came to town due to a broken motorcycle as a passer thru. Everyone joked with him, he’d be staying. Wasn’t in his plans. He realized though, what was important, and what was important to him was in that town.

This debut novel is described as a neo-Western thriller and read as a pulp parable. It was a very different genre that I usually read, but it was a great book!There were many male characters in this book, but Jack was the main one. He was a drifter biker, and unable to find where he belonged. The one female character that stood out was Emma, she was young brave and defiant.Jack once belonged to a family, as that fell apart, he found belonging in a biker gang until their direction of brotherhood