This was a very, very good book. I liked all the characters and how Cody was a more complex than initially portrayed. The book didn't come right out to say why Cody laid down his guns and became a drunk, but in the beginning, he makes a connection with Timmy who reminded him of his younger brother. As it turns out, Timmy and Tommy would have more in common than he knew.
Then there's the preacher and the teacher -- they not only taught love, compassion and forgiveness, they learned it as well and demanded that the town stand behind the only man that could save their town and themselves -- God's Gunfighter. In the end, even the Marshall that came to investigate allegations of murders by Blackjack Blake showed compassion and understand. Great read.
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