Rustlers, Beware!

Cattle rustling had gotten out of control in northern Wyoming, so Asa Swingley is tasked with assembling a host of men to tend to the matter using whatever means necessary. He selects Milt Bertram to be one of his lead assistants, but Bertram becomes sidelined during the trip from Texas, which causes him to grow suspicious of the true nature of this expedition. What ensues leads Bertram to better understand his possible conflict of interest and what he must do to set matters straight. - Summary by Roger Melin (2 hr 34 min)

Chapitres

Sealed Orders	12:20	Lu par Roger Melin
Western Soldiers of Fortune	13:46	Lu par Roger Melin
Bertram Makes a Go-Devil	17:15	Lu par Roger Melin
A Battle and a Bullet	17:21	Lu par Roger Melin
A Ride to Sanctuary	17:11	Lu par Roger Melin
Swingley Has His Say	18:15	Lu par Roger Melin
The Masked Horseman	20:24	Lu par Roger Melin
The Mark of the Beast	16:25	Lu par Roger Melin
Some Debts are Paid	14:09	Lu par Roger Melin
The Texan Hears From Home	7:18	Lu par Roger Melin

Critiques

(5 stars)

Harry Lime

Roger Meline is a perfect match for westerns. I like A. Chapman's poetry very much. This story was typical of the genre, but you know that going into it so to fuss is futile. I hope that they have more of Chapman's works.

Roger M kix ass! good cowboy story

(5 stars)

Anewelding

great rendition of a typical cowboy book. Roger M is always great to listen to.

Solid Western

(3 stars)

antony lubbe

Thank you to Roger Melin and the writer. A stand and well told Western. Worth a listen.

(3.5 stars)

John Price

it's alright story abruptly ended in my opinion but excellent narration thanks Roger thanks Libervox