Voodoo Cowboys

The Life, Death, and Resurrection of Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid

De: Gord Rollo, Gene O'Neill

Narrado por: Derek Austin, Autumn Amber

THE WILD WEST JUST GOT A WHOLE LOT WILDER

People may not have heard of Robert Leroy Parker or Harry Alonzo Longabaugh, but everyone in America—and most of the rest of the world—have heard of their better-known aliases: Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid. This infamous duo carved out their place in American history stealing horses and cattle, and ingeniously robbing numerous banks, stagecoaches, and trains.

Butch and Sundance’s exploits are well documented, but New York Post Journalist, Mason Campbell, wants to tell their story from a fresh angle. Mason meets Jessica Homes, a beautiful young woman who claims to be a direct descendant of Sundance’s mysterious lover, Etta Place.

Jessica has many stories to tell; fascinating tales passed down through generations from Etta herself. Firsthand adventures from the woman who stood side by side with America’s last outlaws though all the robberies, the daring escapes from local posses and Pinkerton Detectives, leaving the country for South America, and everything that followed.

Etta was with them right to the bitter end and then, beyond. It’s time the world heard what really happened to Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid. It’s time the world learned the truth…

A WEIRD WESTERN ADVENTURE

Written by Gene O'Neill and Gord Rollo

Narrated by Derek Austin and Autumn Amber

©2023 Gene O'Neill and Gord Rollo (P)2025 Gene O'Neill and Gord Rollo

Great take on the Butch Cassidy and The Sundance Kid Story!

I really enjoyed this take on the history of Butch and The Sundance Kid . Not scary and wouldn’t call it horror but it has just a hint of some spooky traits to keep you on your toes wondering what’s coming next. I love true crime so this was right up my alley, although obviously not true, it really kept me engaged. Definitely recommend especially if you’re into the story of these two cowboy outlaws.

Butch and Sundance and Etta

I enjoy reading about outlaws from the Old West era and I also enjoy a good book with occult elements. So, this book is a perfect mix of the two.

Rumors have always flown around Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid as far as whether they really died in Bolivia. This book weaves a unique tale about what actually happened to them.

The authors have blended historical facts with voodoo aspects, all told from the viewpoint of a young woman claiming to be related to Etta Place. The story flows well between the modern day and the past and the audiobook's use of two narrators makes this even better.

This was an enjoyable read/listen and I recommend it to anyone who enjoys a good western tale with a different twist.

A great book and listen!

Having two different voices is different, but not bad. I read the book a while back, so it was nice to listen.