Gentlemen of the Road - Kepler's Staff Review

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Gentlemen of the Road - Kepler's Staff Review

Chabon carries the reader of this book backward a thousand years to follow two wisecracking, bickering, yet exceptionally skilled highwaymen as they are reluctantly saddled first with a traveling companion, and then with their companions' revenge fueled quest to overthrow a tyrant warlord. Chabon will also teach the reader hundreds of delightful, original insults in this tremendous book alternately titled "Jews with Swords."

Mack M.