Long Road to Cheyenne

By: Charles G. West

Narrated by: John Pruden

Lured by the promise of the gold rush, Cam Sutton leaves his cow-herding job for the deposit-rich gulches of the Black Hills. But his carefree journey is interrupted when he rescues Mary Bishop and her daughters from a stagecoach holdup. Cam accompanies them on their search for Mr. Bishop, only to discover that he's been murdered in Custer City, leaving behind a share of a lucrative gold mine to his family.

Now Cam must find a way to escort the Bishops and their fortune home to Colorado. But greedy, cold-blooded killer Cotton Roach is fast on their heels - and he won't stop until he gets the gold.

©2013 Charles G. West (P)2013 Blackstone Audio, Inc.

great

very good book interesting and entertaining especially when you driving long haul OTR trucking

Entertaining Read.

This is a story about gold and all the people who try to kill for it. I liked that the villains were finely drawn and completely without a conscience. Sometimes I want to listen to a story where I can wholeheartedly root for the good guy. Although the character of Mary Bishop was not as detailed as the villains, I loved the character of Emma Bishop, the six year old girl, She was spunky and adorable. This was an enjoyable read.

good story bad narrator

I liked the story but the narrator was slow and jercky and didn't flow well. still not as bad as ai.

Good listen and story line

good story; several twists and turns kept the listener guessing as to the next sequence of events. if you like westerns you'll love this read.

Great read !

The story has a good pace to it, so that you do not lose interest in what is happening. The narrator keeps the voices of the different individuals, clear and concise.
Well, worth the read!