The Beginning of the End [Dramatized Adaptation]

Owl and Spencer, Book 1

By: Michael John Casey

Narrated by: full cast, Michael John Casey, Terence Aselford, Matthew Pauli, Catherine Aselford, Lawrence Redmond, Nora Achrati, Patrick Bussink, Tim Carlin, Jonathon Church, Matthew Bassett, Nick DePinto

In the newly ratified state of Colorado, two lawmen struggle to keep order while facing their own personal demons.

US Deputy Marshall Edward Spencer is re-assigned Colorado to the after the death of his wife. Sheriff Jacob Gannon manages grief over his son's suicide while keeping the peace in the town of Leadville. When an entire herd of cattle destroyed and a young settler girl dies, the two lawmen must join forces despite their differences to look into both...and how the two crimes just might be related.

Performed by Michael John Casey, Terence Aselford, Matthew Pauli, Catherine Aselford, Lawrence Redmond, Nora Achrati, Patrick Bussink, Tim Carlin, Jonathon Church, Matthew Bassett, Nick DePinto, James Konicek, Richard Rohan, Scott Graham, Chris Stinson, Jessica Lauren Ball, Thomas Adrian Simpson, Sasha Olinick, Todd Scofield, Eric Messner, Joe Mallon, Bradley Smith, Laura C Harris, Andy Brownstein, Bill Gillett, Marni Penning, Kimberly Gilbert, Scott McCormick, Jacob Yeh, Paul Reisman.

©2017 Michael John Casey (P)2017 Graphic Audio, LLC

The beginning of end

This is a five star book. I like how Spencer handles issues. Jacob is the sheriff and Spencer comes in to help solve crimes. They both have their own personal demons. They have different ways to keep the peace. They have to come together to solve the cattle all dying. There is a good story line in their book. This is the first book in this series. There are several narrators in this book. They do a great job. I like these types of books. If my review is any help will you please click on the helpful link below. Thank you.

Boring

it was ok. I won't waste a credit on the series. if they were free maybe.

Right mood, but rather dull

The graphic audio format brought the western vibe but the mystery was rote and the characters one note.