Riding for Justice
A Judge and Dury Western, Book 2
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Narrated by:
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J. Rodney Turner
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Ben Bridges
About this listen
King Creek was a rough-and-ready mining town set right in the heart of the Nevada goldfields. There was no law to speak of except Stover's Law - and it was ruthlessly enforced by one greedy woman, her three callous sons, and a dozen hired gunmen.
The situation was quickly going from bad to worse. A failed assassination attempt had left the only man capable of defying the freebooters crippled for life, and his wife was at her wits' end. The Stovers were systematically fleecing the townsfolk of everything they had. Anyone who stood in their way was either bought off... or killed off.
In desperation, she finally turned to Sam Judge, an old friend, for help. But it was a tall order even for that legendary town-tamer.
©1990, 2012 Ben Bridges (P)2014 David WhiteheadCritic reviews
"A superb, natural story-teller." ( Twentieth-Century Western Writers)
"Ben Bridges is arguably the best western writer Britain has ever produced." (Steve Hayes, author of Viva Gringo!)
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