Sam Bolton Ex-Texas Ranger Western Trilogy

De: Ronnie Ashmore

Narrado por: Christopher Lane

All three Sam Bolton Ex-Texas Ranger Western adventure books in one!

Book One: Duty Bound

For ex-Texas Ranger Sam Bolton, life was good. He had a successful ranch and a beautiful wife, and was content. Until he gets word a dangerous outlaw is coming for him. An outlaw that has built a reputation that rivals any Sam has ever heard of. Now all Sam has worked for has been threatened, forcing Sam to make the toughest decision of his life. Tom Bowdry made his reputation as killer. Lightning Sam Bolton made his years ago as a symbol of justice. When these two meet, bullets will surely fly.

Book Two: Fighting Men

Sam Bolton was wanting life to return to normal on the Lightning Bolt Ranch after the ranch was destroyed. But a new marshal in the town has his own way of keeping the peace, a way that goes against everything Sam believes in. When a family of fighting men rides in from East Texas seeking revenge, Sam is soon drawn into a fight for survival with an ally he doesn’t trust. Sam Bolton's enemies will soon know what a fighting man really is.

Book Three: The Crooked Trail

A simple trip to Austin so his wife can shop is anything but simple for Sam Bolton. Caroline is attacked and gunned down in the streets by an outlaw with a taste for killing. With her life in the balance, Sam sets off to find the man responsible. Along the way he discovers that chasing this outlaw will test his limits and his patience.

Teaming up with the man’s cousin, they follow the killer’s crooked trail of destruction and deception. This is one trail Sam Bolton won’t let go cold because, this time, he is riding to settle a score with the man who shot his wife.

©2021 Ronnie Ashmore (P)2022 Creative Texts Publishers, LLC

Reseñas de la Crítica

"Ashmore creates fierce characters with confidence and authority. A fresh and welcome Western narrative." (Ralph Cotton, best-selling author)

Better than many

The stories were entertaining, voice acting was good. A solid ‘B’ overall. Worth checking out.