Résumé
"Undertaker Jonas Crow is the most sought-after criminal in the West, unanimously hated for the massacre he committed during the War of Secession. Due to her discovery of his true identity, and due to her face that is as beautiful as he is hard-hearted, Jonas takes on the young and puritanical English girl, Rose Prairie, as his associate. Together they manage the 'Wandering Undertaker'. Thanks to... En lire plus
T1 Undertaker
Undertaker Jonas Crow is charged with transporting the coffin of an ex-miner become millionaire back to the mining vein that made his fortune. The funeral should have been a calm affair, but there's... En lire plus
T2 Undertaker
Undertaker Jonas Crow, along with the English governess Rose and her Chinese maid Lin, have to get the gold-filled corps of old Mr. Cusco back to the mining vein they call 'Red Chance'. They have... En lire plus
T3 Undertaker
When an old colonel informs Jonas Crow that the so-called "Ogre of Sutter Camp" is still alive and well, he's not exactly pleased, to say the least. His troubled past from his fighting days in the... En lire plus
T4 Undertaker
Dr. Jeronimus Quint has an unusual business model that Hippocrates would frown upon: he creates his own patients by injuring people whose lives then depend on him. His latest victims are Jonas Crow,... En lire plus
T5 Undertaker
Lin and Rose have gone their separate ways, so Jonas Crow is left alone with his hearse and Jed, his pet vulture. Winter has set in and there's plenty of work to do—plenty of bodies to bury. When a... En lire plus
T6 Undertaker
After Rose Prairie leaves him, Jonas Crow sinks deep into a hole. That's when he's brought on for a special assignment by Sid Beauchamp, a friend in misfortune from his youth and now the sheriff of... En lire plus
T7 Undertaker
Drowning in sorrow, regret, and longing—and bottle after bottle of whisky—Jonas Crow can see no future for himself without Rose Prairie, the woman he never even had a chance to love. When word... En lire plus
Even for all the gold in the world, thou shalt not send thy kids to die like fools digging rat-holes”. ***** Jonas Crow (what else?) is a good-looking disillusioned undertaker, philosophising on life and death with an extremely dry sense of humour and a false sense of detachment. Happy not be liked by ordinary folks. Happy to only like them when they’re dead, to be fair. No form of life (low or not) ever gets to ride along in his... En lire plus