Triumph of the Mountain Man

Mountain Man, Book 18

By: William W. Johnstone

Narrated by: J. Rodney Turner

Robber baron Clifton Satterlee is in greedy pursuit of a coveted piece of land in the New Mexico Territory. He plans to wrest the timber-rich hills from the Tua Pueblo and then populate the town with his own subservient labor force. Many will suffer as his thirst for blood equals his lust for wealth and power. But Saterlee has overlooked one mighty obstacle - the iron justice and deadly aim of the legendary mountain man Smoke Jensen. In triumph blood will be spilled....

Contains mature themes.

©1997 William W. Johnstone (P)2021 Tantor

The narrator makes it real! It’s a movie in the mind!

I liked everything, great book once again by this author! It’s like standing in the old west experiencing every detail. Th

Wrong there is so much wrong with this story.

This story and ordeal of the mountain man shows me that who ever is writing the stories knows nothing about smoke or his past. The very least you could do is read about what your writing about. Smoke was not a run away from his parents wagon train. And he never I repeat never hired out his gun. You could at the very least have the respect for the original writer to keep the story straight.

fantastic as usual!!!

Really Really Really need J. Rodney Turner to record the next ones now!!! No one does Smoke Jensen stories like he does.

Review

The story is great but the narrator’s voice is too deep so it is hard to hear and stay focused on the book.