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Book of Murdock
- Narrated by: Richard Ferrone
- Length: 7 hrs and 8 mins
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Book of Murdock
Narrated by:
Richard Ferrone
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Summary
The winner of five Spurs, two Stirrups, and three Western Heritage Awards for his work, best-selling author Loren D. Estleman is among the greatest chroniclers of the American West. The eighth novel in Estleman’s popular and acclaimed Page Murdock series, this action-packed tale finds Murdock and his trusted five-shot Deane Adams revolver enforcing order in a world of chaos.
©2010 Loren D. Estleman (P)2010 Recorded Books, LLC
Critic reviews
"A true professional, a writer of a sort increasingly rare...so given to his work as to spontaneously combust to genius.” ( Boston Globe)
"[A]n exciting western loaded with intrigue, suspense, and clever plot twists. Deputy U.S. Marshal Page Murdock is sent to Texas in 1884 to capture a gang of armed robbers. The wrinkle is that Murdock must go disguised as a traveling preacher, toting a Bible in one hand and a pistol in the other....This is one of Estleman's best, a smart, tightly wrapped story about an honest lawman who drinks Old Forester and knows the difference between a Presbyterian and a Unitarian." ( Publishers Weekly)