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Ride With Me tells the story of an unusual soldier who has been allowed to drop out of sight.
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"The third of three sticks with the same character as the second, but fast forward 50? years and he is in a motorhome with his grown up daughter and her ex husband. It is fun to read about all the same characters and their descendants from the first two books."
— Kyle (4 out of 5 stars)
Ride With Me Listener Reviews
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" Last in the English Creek trilogy. Interesting twist set during the Montana centenial in 1989. "
— Charles, 2/20/2014 -
" The last book in the trilogy beginning with Dancing at the Rascal Fair. "
— Kate, 2/8/2014 -
" The third of the trilogy by Doig. This one much more contemporary. Again, I feel like I am in Montana, riding around the state with Mariah. What a writer. What a great yarn. If he isn't, he should be required reading in all Montana high schools. "
— Marilyn, 1/30/2014 -
" I didn't like this book (third in the triology) as much as the first two. "
— Leslie, 1/20/2014 -
" Worst language ever, couldn't even get past the first few chapters. I wanted to smack Doig for ruining what could have a been a wonderful story, he let me down on this one...but I've forgiven him, most of his other books redeemed him for me! "
— Emily, 1/18/2014 -
" Interesting story - liked the pace and descriptions of the countryside. "
— Dorothy, 1/17/2014 -
" The final book of the Montana trilogy. I was so sad when I was done reading this book, because I wanted the story of this family to continue on and on. "
— Margaret, 1/16/2014 -
" Good book, as always, by Doig. Schmaltz alert as protaganist gets older "
— Websterdavid3, 1/15/2014 -
" The completion of the trilogy was just as good as the other two. I love this author(storyteller). I want to see all of Montana after reading this series! "
— Pat, 12/29/2013 -
" This, the third in the trilogy, was the weakest--But it doesn't dampen my enthusiasm for reading Ivan Doig "
— Harriet, 12/13/2013 -
" Ivan Doig is a great author. This story read like a travelog. I enjoyed hearing about the topography and the character of various Montanan cities. Doig's humor is delightful. I found myself sharing some humerous tidbits, and always got a laugh. "
— Nancy, 11/16/2013 -
" One of my favorite authors named his daugher the same as my daughter is named, Karma? No - we just both love the winds of Montana. My daughter calls the wind her sister. She loves the wildness of the Mariahs. "
— Chris, 11/9/2013 -
" This was okay, but definitely my least favorite of the trilogy. I felt it meandered for the first 3/4 of the book. I did like the twist at the end. "
— Susan, 11/3/2013 -
" The beginning and the end of Ride With Me Mariah Montana were page turners. However, the middle third sagged and drug on and on. Of the several Doig books I have read, nothing matches his Dancing at the Rascal Fair. "
— Carol, 11/2/2012 -
" Just as well written as the first two in the trilogy. Heart felt. Beautiful "
— Pureschmaltz, 9/3/2012 -
" The final installment of Doig's Montana trilogy, Ride with Me is a pale shadow of the previous two books. Stick with English Creek. "
— Alicia, 7/31/2012 -
" Four stars for the book and five stars for the trilogy. A fantastic glimpse into a small part of Montana history through the fictional story of one family. "
— Alan, 11/25/2011 -
" This is the last of the trilogy by Ivan Doig, starting with Dancing at the Rascal Fair then English Creek. All of them are excellent and follows the lives of several families through the years in rural Montana. "
— Morris, 10/17/2011 -
" Did not like the father, did not like the daughter. Enough already about her hair! I feel I SHOULD like Doig, since he writes about my heritage (Montana, sheep ranchers), but nothing compares to THis House of Sky and the first of the trilogy books. "
— Lghamilton, 9/22/2011 -
" Three years later I still see the images reading this book burned into my mind. Great writing. "
— Rinda, 7/22/2011 -
" A vivid word-tour of Montana during its centennial (1989) with a love story winding through the tale. Third in the McCaskill family trilogy. (Also enjoyed English Creek and Dancing at the Rascal Fair a decade or so ago.) "
— Ellen, 6/25/2011 -
" If this was the first book I read by Ivan Doig, it was also be my last. I found his dialog to be juvenile and his character development to be stilted. I felt I had the writer I admire with me only on the last 15 pages. A big disappointment! "
— Sue, 5/31/2011 -
" I read this montana trilogy, loved the first one English Creek, really liked Dancing at the Rascal Fair and I only liked this one. The stroy was very interesting, exploring families ang family complications... but the language was not good. I liked the book. "
— Robyn, 5/15/2011 -
" THird book in Doig's trilogy. I loved this! I read this one first, even though it was the final "chapter" in the story of this family. Excellent. "
— Tracey, 2/27/2011 -
" I have read other books by Doig and really enjoyed them. This seemed to be a much slower paced story both for the reader and the author as though he was recalling bits and pieces from his memory and jotting them down. Still a good story though. "
— Joan, 8/4/2010 -
" Good reading and decent action/adventure during the Napoleonic era but romance was frustrating and very worldly. "
— Elissa, 4/14/2010
About Thomas B. Costain
Thomas B. Costain (1885–1965) was born in Brantford. He attended high school there as well as the Brantford Collegiate Institute. His career as a writer began in 1902 when the Brantford Courier accepted a mystery story from him, and he became a reporter there (for five dollars a week). He was an editor at the Guelph Daily Mercury between 1908 and 1910. He married Ida Randolph Spragge on January 12, 1910 and they had two children. Beginning in 1914, he was a staff writer for and, from 1917, editor of Toronto-based Maclean’s magazine. His success there brought him to the attention of the Saturday Evening Post in New York City where he was fiction editor for fourteen years.
About Richard Matthews
Simon Vance (a.k.a. Robert Whitfield) is an award-winning actor and narrator. He has earned more than fifty Earphones Awards and won the prestigious Audie Award for best narration thirteen times. He was named Booklist’s very first Voice of Choice in 2008 and has been named an AudioFile Golden Voice as well as an AudioFile Best Voice of 2009. He has narrated more than eight hundred audiobooks over almost thirty years, beginning when he was a radio newsreader for the BBC in London. He is also an actor who has appeared on both stage and television.