Epitaph in Lead

By: Philip McCormac

Narrated by: Craig A. Hart

After being released from prison Luke Barcley intended to build a new life for himself, but fate interfered with his plans. He got drawn back to his old haunts when his family ran afoul of the shady owners of the C-Bar-M. Luke managed to survive attempts to kill him and the members of his family, yet was once again slung in jail. After making a dramatic escape he is forced to go on the run, with the forces of law and order intent on tracking him down. Ultimately Luke joins forces with White Feather, an outlawed Indian, and the formidable duo wade through blood and bullets, leaving a gory trail of mayhem as they battle their numerous enemies.

©2020 Philip McCormac (P)2020 Wordwooze Publishing

Loved it!

I very much enjoyed this book. The story, the characters, the narrator were all wonderful. The main reason I am not giving it fully a 5 star review is the language. There is a lot of cursing. For me, this doesn't add to the story, it detracts from it. It wasn't necessary, but the story was still a good story. I think if I read it again, it will be the print version so I can ignore the cursing. Hearing it, it is very hard to ignore.

Western

Epitaph in Lead by Philip McCormac is an excellent misunderstood good/ bad guy western. Craig A. Hart did an amazing job with the narration. The story is entertaining, interesting, thrilling, adventurous and more. Luke Barcley gets out of prison and try to rebuild his life. But when his family run afoul of a shady land owner. Things take a turn for the worse. Luke is put back in prison and he escaped and is now on the run. I received a free copy of this book and am voluntarily leaving a review. Highly recommend.

A good western

This is a good western to listen to. There is excitement and adventure to keep you interested. Craig A Hart is a talented narriater I enjoyed listening to him.

action and suspense

This was a bit gruesome at times, but I enjoyed all the action drama and danger in the storyline. Sad for all the loss due to greed, but a very intriguing story. I voluntarily listened to a free copy of this and am giving an honest review. The narrator did a great job bringing it to life

Best served cold!

Luke Barcley was making a new life for himself after serving time in prison when he received an urgent call for help from his family. Not wanting to return to the place of all his troubles but unable to resist the family’s call, he went home. For Luke, it was walking back into a meat grinder. All the old enemies were still there, their anger and revenge as fresh as if it were yesterday. Amid gunfights, Luke crossed paths with two Indians, White Feather, and his sister in whose paths were more closely entwined with his own than either could have imagined. In many ways, it’s a sad tale of deceit, greed, and murder. On the other side of the coin, is a story of dedication and love. It’s an excellent western, with amazing characters and plenty of thrilling action. Highly recommend.