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Title: Feud on the Mesa
Author: Lauran Paine
Narrator: Jeff Harding
Format: Unabridged
Length: 6 hrs and 55 mins
Language: English
Release date: 08-01-13
Publisher: Isis Publishing Ltd
Genres: Mysteries & Thrillers, Historical
Publisher's Summary:
In Renegades Beat the War Drum, the frontiersman Caleb Dorn, known among the Indians as Silent Outcast, tries to negotiate with Red Sleeves and his band of Apaches who have surrounded the town of Denton and cut off all access.
In Texas Herds Bring Death, Caleb has moved north into cattle country where a Texas herd is not permitted by the Crow nation to have access to the trail through their land.
Feud on the Mesa concerns two saddle mates, Rufe Miller and Jud Hudson, who committed an ill-advised stagecoach robbery. They stumble onto Cain Mesa, location of a ranch owned by Elisabeth Cane. Arlen Chase, an enterprising cowman, is trying to force Elisabeth to leave. When Rufes horse is shot by one of Chases men, the two propose going to work for Elisabeth to help her in her conflict with Chase.
Members Reviews:
Listen to the story it's good
The story of two cowboys , Jud and Rufe, who are friends, come along in their travels and find a woman who is being bullied and in their efforts to set things right meet up with some real characters, corruption and then some solid characters. Their are format typos: to me is time and to make is tomake. But the audible reading is superb. The stories and characters are memorable. The little flaws are not worth missing this traditional, cowboy-code Western. And if you can't sit back and just enjoy a story because the author uses adverbs and adjectives generously in parts of the story-skip it. But you're missing a good, clean, but fun story. Totally enjoyed audible with immersion reading. Reminds me of past times enjoying GunSmoke or Sunday Western movie with my cousins and Grandparents.
No Paine, no entertainment
"Feud on the Mesa" is Lauran Paine's newest anthology from Dorchester/Leisure. Including "Feud", "Renegades Beat the War Drum", and "Texas Herds Bring Death", this collection oozes style and class.
"Renegades Beat the War Drums" and "Texas Herds" feature Caleb Doorn, shunned both by the whites and Indians as he wards off an Indian/White man war, and settles a dispute with his wits. "Feud" reads like a movie that just hasn't hit screens yet.
Looking for a little western adventure, look no further than "Feud on the Mesa".
Refreshing read,,
I am a long time fan of the West and it's true history. This was a nice read, though it was irritating that the phrases "to me", and "to make" were consistently written as "Tome" and "Tomake",, I also applaud the sparse use of profanity, and lack of explicit sex.
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Title: Feud on the Mesa
Author: Lauran Paine
Narrator: Jeff Harding
Format: Unabridged
Length: 6 hrs and 55 mins
Language: English
Release date: 08-01-13
Publisher: Isis Publishing Ltd
Genres: Mysteries & Thrillers, Historical
Publisher's Summary:
In Renegades Beat the War Drum, the frontiersman Caleb Dorn, known among the Indians as Silent Outcast, tries to negotiate with Red Sleeves and his band of Apaches who have surrounded the town of Denton and cut off all access.
In Texas Herds Bring Death, Caleb has moved north into cattle country where a Texas herd is not permitted by the Crow nation to have access to the trail through their land.
Feud on the Mesa concerns two saddle mates, Rufe Miller and Jud Hudson, who committed an ill-advised stagecoach robbery. They stumble onto Cain Mesa, location of a ranch owned by Elisabeth Cane. Arlen Chase, an enterprising cowman, is trying to force Elisabeth to leave. When Rufes horse is shot by one of Chases men, the two propose going to work for Elisabeth to help her in her conflict with Chase.
Members Reviews:
Listen to the story it's good
The story of two cowboys , Jud and Rufe, who are friends, come along in their travels and find a woman who is being bullied and in their efforts to set things right meet up with some real characters, corruption and then some solid characters. Their are format typos: to me is time and to make is tomake. But the audible reading is superb. The stories and characters are memorable. The little flaws are not worth missing this traditional, cowboy-code Western. And if you can't sit back and just enjoy a story because the author uses adverbs and adjectives generously in parts of the story-skip it. But you're missing a good, clean, but fun story. Totally enjoyed audible with immersion reading. Reminds me of past times enjoying GunSmoke or Sunday Western movie with my cousins and Grandparents.
No Paine, no entertainment
"Feud on the Mesa" is Lauran Paine's newest anthology from Dorchester/Leisure. Including "Feud", "Renegades Beat the War Drum", and "Texas Herds Bring Death", this collection oozes style and class.
"Renegades Beat the War Drums" and "Texas Herds" feature Caleb Doorn, shunned both by the whites and Indians as he wards off an Indian/White man war, and settles a dispute with his wits. "Feud" reads like a movie that just hasn't hit screens yet.
Looking for a little western adventure, look no further than "Feud on the Mesa".
Refreshing read,,
I am a long time fan of the West and it's true history. This was a nice read, though it was irritating that the phrases "to me", and "to make" were consistently written as "Tome" and "Tomake",, I also applaud the sparse use of profanity, and lack of explicit sex.