Riders to Cibola: A Novel

by Norman Zollinger

Book Overview

In this saga beginning in the days of Pancho Villa, Ignacio Ortiz, an orphan and a runaway searching for his past, lives through eras of intense change, including two world wars and the beginning of the modern West. As these turbulent events serve as backdrop to his life, Ignacio's loyalties will be tested by the passions of his tempestuous employers--the MacAndrews clan.

• Format: Hardcover
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0890131015
• ISBN13: 9780890131015
• Release Date: January 1978
• Publisher: Museum of New Mexico Pr
• Length: 258 Pages
• Weight: 2.85 lbs.

Customer Reviews

This can't be beaten for the values that come from, "Nash."

Nash ranks in there with characters like Monte Walsh and Gus MacCrae. The book had a profound effect on me, causing me to review my own past. I'd love to have a hardcover copy of the sequel, "Passage to Quivira." Tks.

Excellent! A master storyteller at his best.

A wonderful character study. Beautifully evocative of the southwest at the crossroads of this century. Ignacio Ortiz is a man to be admired. Thank-you, Mr. Zollinger, for bringing him to us