Evan Lewis

Crackling with energy, and filled with high jinks and high spirits, Crockett’s Devil takes the reader on a rousing adventure through the Mississippi Territory and Southern Tennessee in the early 1800s. Take the derring-do of Robert Louis Stevenson and H. Rider Haggard, add the wry humor of Mark Twain, and you’ll have a sense of Evan Lewis’s rollicking style as a storyteller. But Lewis is not just a good yarn-spinner, he’s also a damn fine writer. His vivid portrayal of the American frontier achieves a high intensity in its detailed description. For anyone whose literary taste runs to historical adventure fiction, this very engaging novel more than delivers on the promise of its dynamic book cover art.… (mehr)