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Title: No Man's Man
Author: Louis L'Amour
Narrator: uncredited
Format: Unabridged
Length: 57 mins
Language: English
Release date: 09-16-08
Publisher: Random House Audio
Ratings: 4.5 of 5 out of 19 votes
Genres: Fiction, Westerns
Publisher's Summary:
Passion drives Lou Morgan to the town of Battle Basin, passion and the promise of $5000. In this dusty town lives the wildly irresistible Nana Maduro, the woman Morgan loved enough to kill for, the woman who walked away from him without a word. Now, still caught in her spell, Morgan hires on with one of Nana's suitors to eliminate that man's rival. But when Morgan finds himself the target of two brutal killers, he can't help but wonder what Nana's admirers are really after, or if he'll live to find out.
©1989 Random House Audio; (P)1989 Random House Audio
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Very good dramatization! I have most of Louis LâAmourâs audio adaptations but this one is one of my favorites.
Three Men Fighting Over One Woman!
Lou Morgan takes a shooting job, something he has earned a serious reputation in doing. A man, Lou named "The Scholar," because of his looks, is interested in a particular ranch; run by the lovely Nana Maduro. Another rancher, Henry Witterling, is making moves on Nana and The Scholar wants him removed from the picture. Unknown to all parties is the fact that Lou knows Nana and used to be in love with her himself. He takes the job, but it is for his own reasons, not the money, but Nana! As Lou begins to get involved, it becomes obvious that there is much more to the picture than a couple of men fighting over Nana! The audio is crisp and clear in an automobile environment. The voice characterizations are well cast, and the special effects excellent. Well worth the purchase price. Run time: 60 minutes.
"No Man's Man" - Full-cast audio cassette edition
Kurt Karavallis's voice portrayal of Lou Morgan is strong and inspiring. I have all the full-cast Bantam edition audio tapes of Louis L'Amour's short stories (50+ volumes), and though I like them all, this is one of my favorites. The Mexican flavor and ranch living reminds me of my years in southern Arizona. It's a great break from city life to get away to the fresh air and adventure of the mythic Old West.
Other good ones in this series are "Four-card Draw," "Riding for the Brand," and "Merrano of the Dry Country." In addition, all the Bowdrie ones are required listening. Wreathal Bean's inimitable portrayal of the legendary Texas ranger has become a classic.
I've had many hours of relaxing pleasure from these productions and highly recommend them. They play well over and over.