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Death Waits at Sundown

A Classic Western Adventure of Courage and Frontier Injustice Full-Cast Audio Edition

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Death Waits at Sundown

De : L. Ron Hubbard
Lu par : Fred Tatasciore, Shannon Evans, Taron Lexton, Jim Meskimen, Tamra Meskimen, Phil Proctor, Michael Yurchak, R. F. Daley, full cast
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AN IMMERSIVE LISTENING EXPERIENCE

Experience these classic Western adventures as never before in an unabridged dramatized production. A versatile ensemble cast brings every character to life, enhanced by original music and thousands of cinematic sound effects that place you in the heart of every frontier adventure.

For the best experience, we recommend listening with headphones. Then close your eyes and experience the American frontier as if you were there.

“The audios feature full casts and great sound effects.”—Library Journal

ONE BROTHER HAS BEEN FRAMED. THE OTHER HAS UNTIL SUNDOWN TO SAVE HIM.

Young Texan Frank Taylor has been framed for stage robbery, cattle rustling and murder. Convicted by a corrupt vigilante committee led by the ruthless Fanner McCloud, he is scheduled to hang at sundown.

His only hope rides in from Texas.

Lynn Taylor arrives in the Arizona frontier town determined to save his younger brother from the gallows, but he quickly discovers that drawing his gun won’t be enough. With the sheriff stripped of his authority and McCloud controlling the town through fear, Lynn must outthink a gang of dangerous outlaws before time runs out.

His desperate solution is as bold as it is dangerous: commit a stagecoach robbery himself.

If another robbery takes place while Frank sits in jail, the town will have to question everything it believes about the case. But the daring plan places Lynn squarely in McCloud’s sights, turning hunter into hunted. Now he must survive relentless gunmen, expose the real criminals and stop an innocent man from swinging at the end of a rope.

Filled with escalating suspense, frontier injustice, memorable characters, authentic Western atmosphere and nonstop action, Death Waits at Sundown is a classic Western adventure where intelligence, courage and family loyalty become the deadliest weapons of all.

Three complete Western adventures in one volume. The adventure continues with Ride ‘Em, Cowboy!, where champion bronc rider Tom Branner finds himself competing against the fiercely independent woman he loves in a rodeo where winning the championship may prove easier than winning her heart and Boss of the Lazy B, where a determined young woman discovers she has trusted the wrong man—and only the formidable Boss of the Lazy B can bring justice to the frontier.

Written from firsthand knowledge of Western life, L. Ron Hubbard drew on his experiences among cowboys, ranchers, the Blackfeet and frontiersmen to create authentic stories that continue to resonate with Western readers today.

Part of the L. Ron Hubbard Western Collection—15 books featuring 34 classic Western adventures—this premium full-cast dramatized production features professional actors, original music and immersive sound effects. Also available in paperback and eBook.

©2012 Galaxy Press (P)2012 Galaxy Press
Action et aventure Fiction Fiction historique Horreur Policier, thrillers et œuvres à suspense Suspense Thrillers et romans à suspense
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(Winner, the 2012 International Book Awards: Western)

"Hubbard is always a quick, fun read. Fans of pulp writing will eat these up. The audios feature full-casts and great sound effects. Listen to one and you’ll be hooked." (Library Journal)

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