Death Stalks the Red River
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Death Stalks the Red River
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Narrated by:
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John Everett
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By:
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Jack LaFountain
About this listen
Book Three in the Red River trilogy.
Following the arrival of the town’s new preacher, Death returns in lupine form to stalk the Lazy L and the town of Texumma. Eight years of peace comes to a bloody end as howls echo along the banks of the Red River once again. Bitter vengeance backs Death’s play as the death toll rises. Will anyone survive the full moon?
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- Anonymous User
- 03-17-25
the preacher
I enjoyed it all
the plot and storyline was easy to follow, right down to the stable owner getting sober
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- Harold
- 03-22-24
Good read or listen
Great story , The characters are well described and very believable. Even if the author is ending this series, I can see him using characters in a new story line.
The narrator does a great job in his performance
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- Brent Burchfield
- 05-16-24
Why keep changing.
Book was good but got a new narrator so screwed up what I am used to hearing. Also second book the names changed and then you kind of turn the protagonist in the first two books to the antagonist wasn’t how I would have wanted it to end.
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