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Audiobooks Narrated by James Jenner
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Renowned historian Jim Rasenberger turns his keen eye on America at the dawn of the 20th century'a time when innovation seemed to know no bounds.
'Rasenberger renders 1908 as a series of snapshots, and his camera never blinks.''Publishers Weekly
After his young daughter dies, heart surgeon Samuel Truelove leaves his successful medical practice and moves to a small town, where he opens a clinic. Although he can still heal the sick, Truelove now doubts God's power to heal his wounded soul. Best-selling author Linda Nichols has created a tale of loss and longing that will move the hearts of all listeners. Narrator James Jenner's heartfelt performance highlights each prayer and cry for strength.
With more than a million and a half books in print, USA Today best-selling author Ralph Cotton ranks high among the most popular Western authors. In this thrilling tale, former hired gun Larry Shaw tries to help a prostitute determine the father of her unborn child. Of the three candidates, one stands out-the notorious William H. Bonney. And as a cattle war brews, Bonney has a proposal for Shaw-lend your iron to our side and help us blast our way to victory.
USA Today best-selling author Ralph Cotton spins a Western yarn about a young man, Cray Dawson, coming to terms with his reputation as a gunslinger and his longing to live peacefully as a Texas rancher. Cotton has produced over 25 highly praised novels that have delighted readers. Recorded Books also offers Cotton's Gunman's Song .
Spur Award-winning author Cotton Smith pens authentic tales of the Old West. In Blood Brothers, former Texas Ranger John Checker and a rag-tag group of travelers are are returning home to Dodge City, Kansas, after rescuing Checker's niece and nephew from his ruthless stepbrother Star McCallister and his gang. But their escape is fraught with danger thanks to patrolling Indians and McCallister shadowing their every move.
Ceridwen Dovey's debut novel is a stunning literary achievement and an acute character study of three men held captive after a military coup. All linked closely with the deposed president, the portraitist longs for his pregnant wife, the chef takes solace in preparing meals for the new regime, and the barber lives with the knowledge that he'd often held a razor to the throat of the man responsible for his brother's death.
Acclaimed television writer Marshall Karp has been lauded for his Mike Lomax and Terry Biggs mysteries, including The Rabbit Factory. These two contentious friends investigate Hollywood homicides that no one else will touch. In their second teaming, Lomax and Biggs are on the trail of a killer who knocked off one of the most despised men in the movie industry. There's only one problem-the lead suspect just got plugged as well.
Robert Morgan's Gap Creek was an Oprah's Book Club selection and a phenomenal New York Times best-seller. Here he turns his talent to chronicling the life of American frontier legend Daniel Boone. "[An] absorbing and stirring chronicle of the great frontiersman."-Booklist, starred review
One of America's most acclaimed sportswriters, Dan Jenkins has won countless fans with his bawdy sense of humor. Bubba Talks is a series of reflections from the quintessential American redneck'a lover of hot ladies, football, cheeseburgers, and Firebirds.
USA Today best-selling author Ralph Cotton pens gun-blazing tales evoking the glory days of the Old West. In City of Bad Men, Lawrence "Fast Larry" Shaw wants nothing more than peace and quiet after miraculously surviving a gunshot wound to the head. But his hopes for tranquility don't last long. A powerful businessman needs help defending his mining operation from the likes of the Cut-Jaws Gang, and he thinks Larry is just the man for the job.
***2013 Spur Award Finalist, Best Western Short Novel When the McCandles' Gang decides to shoot up Coalville, Idaho, it seems like a pretty easy hit. But among the survivors is a young man named Joseph Roper. Joey worked with Sheriff Hackett, and he was not about to let Ian McCandles get away with what he has done. This is the story of Joey's search for justice, and the paths that that search took him on!
Author Jack Todd won the Mavis Gallant Prize for Non-Fiction, the Quebec Writers' Federation First Book Prize, and was a finalist for the Governor General's Award for Non-Fiction. In Come Again No More, the Paint family suffers during the Great Depression. Despite his great wealth, Eli Paint is unhappy. When events leave him struggling for his life, Eli must closely examine the decisions he's made separating him from his daughter. Now, Eli has a chance for redemption through his granddaughter-but will he make the most of it?
