The Bullet Stops Here

Luke Jensen, Bounty Hunter, Book 10

De: J.A. Johnstone, William W. Johnstone

Narrado por: Jack Garrett

From the Greatest Western Writers of the 21st Century, the 10th chapter in the USA Today and Publishers Weekly bestselling series featuring Luke Jensen, the long-lost brother of Mountain Man Smoke Jensen. A legend among bounty hunters, Luke Jensen joins a posse of misfits and greenhorns on a murderous manhunt that’s doomed from the start—and there’s no turning back …

Someone is terrorizing the Arizona border. Burning down ranches. Butchering travelers. Blazing a trail of bloodthirsty raids and robbing the railroads blind. His name is Melichus. A ruthless half-breed outlaw with a mile-long record of cruelties and crimes, he’s the most wanted man in the territory. And the massive price on his head has attracted the attention of every trigger-happy, would-be bounty hunter this side of the Rio Grande. But Luke Jensen knows something they don’t:

The bigger the bounty, the deadlier the prey.

Against his better judgment, Luke accepts an offer from the Great Southern Railroad to lead a posse of hired guns to stop Melichus in his tracks. Problem is, the gunmen are untrained, undisciplined, and unruly. To make matters worse, a meddlesome pair of Pinkertons are along for the ride, too. But the real trouble starts when their team gets caught in a three-sided gunfight with an Apache war party and the Mexican Army. It’s fast becoming the bloodiest manhunt Luke’s ever seen—and the final showdown could be his last …

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incredible bravery against overwhelming odds.

Luke goes international. bullets flew frequently but not accurately to stop Luke. his companions not so much. this was the darkest of the books so far.

Very good

A very exciting western, always enjoy William W. Johnstone and J.A. Johnstone. It was nice to listen to a story about Luck Jensen.

Fantastic

I absolutely love the Luke Jensen series. A few of them aren’t as good because of the plots and narration but this was everything I loved. Jack Garret gives the best narration of these books. The
Descriptive he provides to the already detailed text is second to none. I was so happy when I came across this title.

Getting even

Like it when good over come evil, Hope to heard more on Jenson’s life story. In today world we need a code of honor to live by

Disappointed

Too much gore, too wordy, too long. I question who really wrote this book. Nobody in the old west ever said, “rode hard and put AWAY wet”. It’s “put Up wet.” One of several glaring examples of questionable background of the real writer.