Pteranodon Canyon

De: Tim Meyer

Narrado por: Ray Montecalvo

Duración: 7 h y 26 m

Resumen del Editor

It’s 1874 and Pteranodon poaching has just been made illegal, but that doesn’t stop some outlaws from profiting off the killing. Rumor has it the infamous bandit, Francis Burner, previously presumed dead, is running an operation out near western Wyoming, which has some folks mighty flustered.

Esteemed bounty hunter Charlie Archer isn’t looking for that one last majestic ride into the sunset. He’d much prefer to spend his days hitting the bars and blackjack tables, and his evenings mourning the loss of his family. But when a representative from the United States government comes knocking on the door with an opportunity too good to turn down, well...looks like Charlie will be jumping into that saddle for one last hunt—track down the bastard Francis Burner, murderer of his wife and child.

Charlie gathers up a posse and sets off on a bloody and brutal adventure across the Old American West, territories populated by carnivorous dinosaurs and human scoundrels aplenty.

So, saddle up. It’s high noon and the day is hungry.

©2022 Tim Meyer (P)2023 Tim Meyer

Awesome narration of a great story

Book was well written but not something I would normally want to read. Once it started my interested was immediately captured. It was mostly the narration that intrigued me as the voices are characters were brought to life. I loved every moment of the book. I will listen to more from Tim Meyer and actively search out more narrated by Ray Montecalvo! Great work! ❤️❤️❤️

Splattery Western, with Dinosaurs!!!

Pteranodon Canyon
By Tim Meyer

This was a splattery western story with dinosaurs! The story was heavy on the western theme, something straight out of an old western movie. The incorporation of dinosaurs was done well. I didn't feel like they were just thrown in there. There was a lot of action, which included some gory bits. There was a small cast of characters, which I prefer. I unfortunately didn't feel too emotionally connected to them, but they were interesting.


This book would be a tame introduction to splatter westerns for people new to the genre. This is not "extreme" by any means, and most people should be able to enjoy reading it. Overall, I enjoyed this. It was an original idea and kept my attention throughout. I'm giving this a 4⭐️ rating.

The narrator for this book, Ray Montecalvo, was excellent, and they get 5⭐️s for their work. I would love to listen to more audiobooks they narrate.