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A Tinhorn Western, Book 3

By: William W. Johnstone, J. A. Johnstone

Narrated by: Jon Waters

JOHNSTONE COUNTRY. WILD WEST ACTION.

A cattle baron seeking to expand his empire targets a Texas town only to run across a pair of lawmen who can't be bought—and prefer to deal in lead—in a rip-roaring, Old West adventure that can only come from national bestselling authors William W. Johnstone and J. A. Johnstone.

TINHORN, TEXAS. HOSTILE TERRITORY.

To wealthy rancher Ira Dunellen, the frontier prairie land surrounding his spread is his for the taking. His cattle need room to roam and the one-horse town of Tinhorn, Texas is standing in his way. On the bank of the Neches River, the small community of merchants is just wasting a precious resource that Dunellen's growing range needs.

As stray cattle wander into town, followed by rowdy cowboys, Sheriff Flint Moran and partner Buck Jackson start corralling up any man or beast disrespecting the citizenry and breaking the law. It's clear Tinhorn's lawdogs are running rabid, so Dunellen hires deadly gunslinger Cash Kelly to put them down.

But unknown to Dunellen, Cash has a score to settle with Flint. Bullets are going to fly. And the dirt streets of Tinhorn will be soaked in blood . . .

©2022 J. A. Johnstone (P)2022 Tantor Media

How good of a Marshell Flint became over the years. Too bad he couldn't see a way to get married to Mindy.

No dogs in the stories. It was nice the book kept all the main characters through all the books except for the bad guys.

Great Narrator!

I have read/listened to almost everything William Johnstone has written in the Western genre. This may be my favorite series of all of them, and that is saying a lot! Jon Waters does a remarkable job narrating, and all three books in the series are great stories.

Narration was hard to understand.

Story line was okay but I couldn’t hear a lot of the dialog. It was loud then low mumbling.