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Wooden Star

By: Tony Gavin
Narrated by: Lawrence D. Palmer
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Aging bounty hunter Cody Stenger determines to retire from his violent lifestyle and to find somewhere peaceful to settle down. He finds himself in the small town of Three Points Arizona where he befriends a small boy and his mother. Not wanting to be drawn in to the problems and corruption perpetrated by the deputy and his kin in this small town, Stenger attempts to move on but trouble follows him. Stenger then unwittingly seriously injures and almost kills the young boy, forcing Stenger to return with him to town for medical assistance. Here his troubles quickly escalate and now fighting for his life Stenger is forced to deal with the corrupt deputy, his kinfolk and their outlaw associates. Relationships and romance culminate in an explosive ending.
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amazing book

Aging bounty hunter Cody Stenger determines to retire from his violent lifestyle and to find somewhere peaceful to settle down. He finds himself in the small town of Three Points Arizona
amazing book enjoyed from start to end

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An Old Fashioned Western

Only my 2nd western but it took me back to when I was a kid growing up watching John Wayne movies. The pace of the book was quick with a traditional wild west theme centred around an ageing bounty hunter and his last job. The narrator took a chapter to get use to but grew on me, he reminded me of Walter Brennan the actor who played the jail keeper in the John Wayne movie Rio Bravo.This is my second Tony Gavin audio book and I'll be keeping an eye out for any of his future books but I feel this is a book that would especially appeal to an American audience with a strong sense of justice and moral fibre.

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