The Rainbow Trail [With Headphones] Book

After reading a few classic Westerns, I've figured out why the heroes have been reflective, thoughtful, intelligent characters. It's so that the author can put in a lot of description, mostly of the land. The terrain and vegetation descriptions set this apart from other non-genre novels - Grey describes like he is there, so that you could picture the cinematic version of the story. There wasn't as much going on in this one compared to "Riders of the Purple Sage", and multiple bad guys exit with but a whimper. But Grey didn't seem to be adding words unnecessarily, and the ending was surprisingly drawn out, instead of cut short like some other older Westerns that I've read - presumably because a word count was reached. I am looking forward to reading more.