I'm Off to Montana for to Throw the Hoolihan

Code of the West #6

By: Stephen Bly

Narrated by: Jerry Sciarrio

Tap Andrews has left his past behind. He's no longer a Wyoming lawman backing down any mobs, nor a Brand Inspector dodging rustler's bullets. He has loaded up the wagon and is moving the very pregnant Pepper and their 11-year-old ward to a seemingly perfect new family life in Montana.

His old friend Stack Lowery has invited him to partner on the 50-thousand acres of timbered range land, called the Slash Bar Ranch. There are a few surprises though, such as cows in the front room and Indians camped in the backyard. Then there's the pack of outlaws raiding the neighborhood, and two inept bank robbers bumbling through. Of course, the pacifist neighbors could use some help with the people wanting them off the land. Tap again takes up his guns, steels his courage, and hits his knees to help settle this part of the Old West.

©1997 Stephen Bly (P)2000 Books in Motion

Toby

The story was very good and I like The voice of Jerry Sciarrio The code of the west series is one of my favorite audiobook series

Great on its own and concludes the series nicely.

If you could sum up I'm Off to Montana for to Throw the Hoolihan in three words, what would they be?

Great in tying up loose ends but and still leaving room for imagination for possibilities for the characters in the future. It saddens me that the series is over.

Who was your favorite character and why?

Roundhouse. The untrustworthy horse that proved his worth and even allowed Tap to pull a bullet out of him.

Was this a book you wanted to listen to all in one sitting?

Yep, but all in this series were.

Any additional comments?

Nope.