Confession at Turner Creek

The Turner Creek Series, Book 1

By: Gary Harding

Narrated by: Gary Harding

Bane Barlow left behind a life of guns and business for a Bible and a pair of saddlebags. A wealthy Texas cattleman buys him a train ticket west and Bane rides into more trouble than he can shake a stick at. With the call of God on his life, he is sent on a wild mission to a fledgling gold mining town in California. Then he suddenly finds himself in the middle of a case of stolen gold and murder! Who can he trust? And where is the mysterious Chad Turner that he was sent to find?

Confession at Turner Creek is the first novel in a series about circuit rider Bane Barlow. It is a gripping tale of good and evil. Bane is on a quest to find truth in a time when the West was driven by corruption and the lust for gold. Yet, even in despair, he knew, as long as God was with him, he would never ride the trail alone.

©2018 Gary Harding (P)2018 Gary Harding

Real like the story line

I really like how bible verse shared and put in story , made you think about power of gods word

Great characters and nice audio effects!

If you like the Louis L’Amour books, you will love this. Great western drama with values and the sound effects take it to another level. Great!

Spellbinding drama, humor and Stunning background effects on music, bravo!

Fantastically riveting tale based on history. Had a wonderful time listening along with my wife as we travelled back and forth to church. Loved every minute.

Enjoyed the story and the reading of the story!

I thought on this for "a full minute" before writing... I really enjoyed the story, and the reading of the story by the author. And I don't want to take away from the enjoyment I got from this book. But, to me some of the sound effects were distracting. It is not my personal preference to hear something described and the sound effect of it happening. Or to hear so much music while the story is going on. An intro of some music or sound effect to set the tone of a chapter is fine, but fade it out for my preference... But, overall I really enjoyed the western adventures in the great outdoors with the mystery solver "Parson Bane Barlow". Looking forward to the next in the series.

Great plot and resolve

Great plot and story telling and the production was dramatic. Good word pictures and scene descriptions. Well done GPH!