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Jedidiah Boone
- Narrated by: Gene Engene
- Length: 6 hrs
- Categories: Literature & Fiction, Action & Adventure
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- Jean
- 10-22-11
Jedidiah Boone
Gene Engene does a good job narrating this story. This is a short 6 hours story which is ideal to fit between reading longer books. The book follows the typical western theme of bad men, Indians, families moving west and a seasoned mountain man. Easy to listen to for a medium commute.
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- Jim "The Impatient"
- 07-23-16
DOG, MULE AND BUTTERNUT
This is a fairly easy listening, you know exactly what is going to happen, comfortable story. The story and ever single character is as cliché as they come, but that is not a bad thing. Most of the time I want a book with lots of twists and surprises and then at other times I want something I can rely on. I want the good guy to be triumphant and get the girl. If you have half a brain that is not a spoiler. Boone has such an imagination that he named his dog, Dog, his mule, Mule and his horse, Butternut.
WE'LL START WITH CHAPTER ONE
I have listened to thousands of audio books and don't ever remember a narrator starting a book with that phrase. Gene's rich baritone voice and pacing is perfect for this Mountain Man story.
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- Jeffrey
- 04-28-15
Like taking a trip back
Great reader. Nice pace and voice changed per character.
I'd get another book by this team of writer and reader.
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- Jim
- 01-20-12
Excellent story
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Very well performed and the story was great..Mr Engene is a very good narrator and brought the whole book to life.I enjoy Westerns and this is one of the best..Very enjoyable.and the length was just right.I really liked it.
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- Randall B. Guidry
- 12-08-20
Dusty Rhodes and Gene Engene .. great combo
the Best Western author and the best reader. toughest guy prettiest girl meanest bad guys. what else could you want in a western novel.
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- Karina
- 10-23-16
bad
i would never recommend this book to anyone. very graphic and gory. we do like the the author but he went to far with this one
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Overall4 out of 5 stars
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- Joseph
- 02-04-15
Too short!
Story was too short! Could had added more about Jedidian after his mission and his life with his new family.