Hopewell

By: C.J. Petit

Narrated by: Michael Alan White

US Deputy Marshal Earl Crawford had just entered the office after returning from a typically Texan assignment where bullets flew like dirt in a twister. He hadn’t even hung his hat when the boss approached him about an even more dangerous mission, but only if he chose to accept the job.

Normally, he wasn’t given the choice, but in this case, even though he could have turned it down, he knew that he had to go. He would have to return to East Texas to track down a killer who had brutally murdered a young woman and her young son. What made it impossible to turn down was that murderer had been the dead woman’s husband and father to the boy. He was also Earl's brother.

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Smooth, exciting and flawless performance by Michael Alan White

“Hopewel” by CJ Petit is a wonderful story. From the characters, to a one woman man is a story of a full life of love and duty. 5🌟

Legendary Lawman

I really enjoyed listening to Hopewell! What a man, son and lawman, Earl was! Being a US Marshall and chasing after outlaws is his job. When he’s told by his boss that his own brother had killed his wife and six year old son Earl knew that he had to be the one to bring Carl back to justice.

This is a substantial listening experience in the time it is to tell Earl and Jesse’s story. Although the ending made me sad it was needed to complete their story.

At first I wasn’t sure if the narrator had a deep enough voice but as I listened and found out what kind of man Earl was it made perfect sense! Bravo! Wonderful story! Clean! And interesting!

Another great story

I just finished my sixth book by CJ authored by Michael White. Again, 2 months ago I would have never listened to anything that was in the western genre. But these books are so much fun and I love them. I can't wait for the next one thank you guys again Diane

Beautiful ending

Good story with clean language. Yes, I recommend to all western fans. Hope you enjoy it as much as I did.

A Good one !

I enjoy this book because it gives you a sense of how it was in the time period that is being told about ! Very life like!