The Crew

Bounty Hunters

By: Packy Trucker

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

Video Description here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=io9LQP4StIE The Crew Sky Moran comes home to find his pregnant wife laying naked outside their burning house with a bullet hole in her back. Seeking vengeance, Sky goes after the killers. Wanting to rid the west of outlaws, he became a bounty hunter. Twenty-year-old Thomasina Taylor worked in her father’s gun shop as a talented gunsmith. Due to her father’s failing health, she was destined to take over the shop. Thomasina loved working with guns and shooting them. But Thomasina was troubled because men would not speak to a woman about guns. Women did not know anything about guns and could not shoot. One day out of frustration she cut off her beautiful chestnut colored hair and came downstairs dressed in her father’s clothes, shocking him. Dressed as a man called Tom, she was a success. The day Thomasina waited on soft spoken, tall, handsome Sky; she was immediately smitten. She was envious of what she saw as an exciting lifestyle. When she told Sky she was good with a gun and wanted to join him, he laughed and said it wasn’t a job for a boy. Knowing where Sky was going, she followed him. After saving him from two road agents and impressing him with her gun skills, she was allowed to join him. He called her “Tommy.” She knew if Sky realized she was a woman he would never have allowed it. On one hunt, Sky and Tommy received much needed help from Sedgewick County Deputy, Cory Jackson. When Rex Davis joined the bounty hunting duo Sheriff Rice called them, “The Crew”. The Crew developed a deadly reputation for bringing outlaws to justice. Will Thomasina be able to hide her true identity from her two partners? Will she be able to keep her growing feelings for Sky a secret? What will happen when The Crew and The Regulators meet?
Sky Moran, Thomasina (Tommy) and little JoEllen are also in "Unjustly Accused."

another saga of painfully sad virtual voice readership.

love the story. It has good flow, author may need to study some geography. Then understand the distance that would have been traveled on horseback. All that said, Our library holds nearly seven hundred works. None of which are not narrated by a living person.