No Man's Land

De: William W. Johnstone

Narrado por: George Guidall

William W. Johnstone is the USA Today best-selling author of more than 125 books, with 10 million copies in print. Johnstone writes about the American frontier and the trials and tribulations of its settlers. The Last Gunfighter series has been especially popular with Western fans throughout the country.

In No Man's Land, Frank Morgan, a greatly feared and greatly admired gunslinger, comes to Oklahoma, a lawless territory, with only Dog, his horse Stormy, and his reputation. He's itching for a fight, but will he be able to find any pardoners in this seemingly God-forsaken land?

©2004 William W. Johnstone (P)2004 Recorded Books

Another good western by William Johnstone

I have never l missed a single book by this Author. I have his entire original paperback collection of his Ashes series as well. Thank God for kindle books lol. I have over 1000 paperbacks put away and stored. I wish they would finally let the Jenson boys know who there father truly is. And that Smoke really is their blood uncle. That has been dragged out to long without their knowledge. Thank you again for another good story. Roy Stevens

love it but.....

I thoroughly love this story and you can not go wrong with Mr. G narrator. What really upsets me is not having all the books in the series. Oh COME ON Audible. You can do better.

Great story

Loved it from beginning to end, will look for more work from him, can’t wait

Same story; Again

Retread. The first ten book themes are nearly identical. The performance by narrator George Guidall, as always, is 5-Star.

Best choice in Genre is named William W. Johnston

There is a lot to value here. His titles are always read by a very good (or better) narrator. Mr. Guidall is my own favorite reader. Production values are high. Rare to spot a tech glitch. I had one short skip. Tried different devices and it repeated. Only one - no worries there. Plot was interesting and had several different perspectives in parallel. Action, Revenge, Mortality, Pride, Love, and Heartache. The story's hero overcame huge challenges now and again by interesting methods. With just enough assistance from others. Story takes a few shortcuts to map to the timeline without it being an impediment to my enjoyment of the book. Just a small liberty from reality. Again - no worries there. Details are well chosen. Hints and foreshadowing were obvious when proper and a fun surprise when unexpected. This listen was a good time for me and is a strong recomendation for you!