Hangman's Creek

By: Matt Braun

Narrated by: Richard Ferrone

In a place called No Man's Land, Texas rancher Ben Langham hired Luke Starbuck for his loyalty and toughness gained by riding with Rip Ford's Texas volunteers. But when Langham sent Starbuck after a band of horse thieves, a loyal man left behind the only home he had ever known - and met the stranger in himself.

One man found a home.…

To track down a thief, Starbuck posed as an outlaw, misled his woman, and killed to protect his own life. Then he rode into a kingdom of vicious horse thieves and entered into a fierce duel with a criminal mastermind hiding behind a respectable life. Somewhere along the line, honest, hardworking Starbuck discovered that he was a changed man - one who had forged himself a freedom and a future in a place where other men died.…

©1979 Matt Braun (P)2022 Recorded Books

HANGMAN'S CREEK

This is another adventure in the life of Luke Starbuck. Luke is sent after a gang of horse thieves. He has to pass himself off as an outlaw. He has to put together a dangerous plan and get in with them. I normally don't like it when they go this route but this turned out good. All in all a good little western. There is the right amount of action and not to much content that wasn't needed. That I liked. Richard Ferron did a good job narrating this book. If my review is any help will you please click on the helpful link below. Thank you.