Noose Jumpers

A Mythological Western, Volume 1

By: Trevor H. Cooley

Narrated by: Andrew Tell

A novel set in a fantastical version of the American West.

The noose jumper era was a chaotic time of lawlessness in the late 1800s when a growing tide of outlaws engaged in a race to become famous. Most of them ended up at the noose.

Three young men emerge from a small town in the territory of New Mexico. They are bound by a pact and guided by mysterious powerful beings that no one else can see. Together they must face off against the Sheriff of Puerta de la Muerte, a wicked man who cannot be struck by bullets. Are they destined to become legends, or are they just mere noose jumpers?

Noose Jumpers is written by Trevor H, Cooley, author of the highly acclaimed Bowl of Souls series.

©2016 Trevor H. Cooley (P)2016 Trevor H. Cooley

Amazing adventure that is not your typical western

I was skeptical at first because I have never been a fan of traditional westerns though I have appreciated western films and shows in the past. This book is a fantastic twist on an amazing adventure and I strongly encourage everyone to give it a chance even if you don't think you would like a western. Trust me, I can not wait for te next book in this series

looking forward to more

I received this book free of charge for an honest review, really liked it, looking forward to more, only part I wasn't a fan of was the whole story tellers interruption which is acknowledged as being annoying, that aside great book

Worth The Credit!

Any additional comments?

Creative, original, well written and very entertaining. From the minute the story starts you are pulled into this unusual tale. A western with a little fantasy paranormal twist.

Really enjoyed the use of actual historical figures woven into the story. Great cast of characters the good and the bad. Interesting and well developed.

The combination of the story and the narration make this a very enjoyable listen. This is one of those books that you know you will listen to repeatedly.

Some times a narrator can ruin a great story. That is never the case with Andrew Tell. He did a fantastic job with the narration as usual. Pleasant voice. Easy on the ears. Clearly spoken with a smooth even pace. Great character voices. He was able to pull you into the story and bring the characters to life. Very enjoyable

This is the first book by Trevor H. Cooley that I have read. I really enjoyed it and will definitely be more of his books in the future.

I was given this review copy audiobook by the author, narrator or publisher at my request and I voluntarily provided this review.

magnificent yarn

It took a few chapters to get me in grossed, the idea of a western fantasy book is a foreign idea, but once I got into it I was hooked!

Trevor has an amazing talent to make you empathise with his characters, I don't know if it's because I read too much or I am jaded but his works make you worry for characters, make you sad to see them go.

Anyway, this book has some component that if the book American Gods had a love child with any number of old westerns like A Man Called Sledge or For a Few Dollars More you would get this amazing bouncing baby book!

I would be amiss not to mention Andrew Tell who does a great preformance as usual! Also, while listening to this, the cove was changed and Andrew did an amazing job of it!

I beseech you to give it a chance!!!

The myths of the west....revealed!

Would you listen to Noose Jumpers again? Why?

This book was given to me by the author free of cost for an unbiased review.

I may have to listen again. I was totally unprepared and surprised as the story unfolded.
I will not give out any spoilers but I will say if you're a fan of westerns (or not), you will find this read a total great listen. The author did a superb job in the telling of this story. From myths, legends to gods, the story was skillfully woven. Narration was great as well with good character interpretation and dialect.

Who was your favorite character and why?

I did not have a favorite as all the main characters had their own unique character defects and strengths.

Have you listened to any of Andrew Tell’s other performances before? How does this one compare?

First time listener.

Was there a moment in the book that particularly moved you?

Not so much as moved me but the ending made me want more...waiting for volume 2.

Any additional comments?

Free your mind of any semblance to what your used to and let the story unfold on it's own.