Haunted Falls

The Nations, Book 2

De: Ken Farmer, Buck Stienke

Narrado por: Ken Farmer

WINNER of the LARAMIE AWARD - Best Action Western - 2013 and ranked # 11 in Amazon Top Rated Classic Westerns.

If you are a fan of L'Amour, Kelton, Burroughs and Grey, you'll love Haunted Falls - the much awaited sequel to the best-selling The Nations as it brings to life the American frontier!

United States Deputy Marshals, under Judge Issac Parker, The Hanging Judge, patrol the Indian Nations-the most dangerous place in the world in the late 19th century.

Marshal Bass Reeves long time partner, Jack McGann, goes undercover to ferret out some claim jumpers in the Arbuckle Mountains. He is bushwhacked and washed down the rapids and over Turner Falls. A restless spirit and a sacred white wolf send a fiery redheaded widow to nurse him back to health. Bass and his other partner, Jed Neal are sent to find the missing McGann, but are sidetracked into helping US Deputy Marshal Selden Lindsey track down Bill Dalton, the last of the old time outlaws. "Son, I only warn once…you best step aside whilst you still have a chance," Bass said softly. May God have mercy on the outlaw's souls, because the US Marshals Service and Judge Issac Parker will not. Spirits, thrills, action, Indian lore, danger, treachery, romance, tragedy, humor, the supernatural and surprises! It's all in Haunted Falls. Time to saddle up!

©2013 Ken Farmer & Buck Stienke (P)2014 Ken Farmer & Buck Stienke

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What did you like best about Haunted Falls? What did you like least?

Good representation of characters, with lots of twists and turns. I totally enjoyed this story, and will be getting other books bt this author.

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I absolutely loved this book. It was as good as book one. It follows Bass Reeves and Jack Mcgann and the other Marshalls in there hunt for the bad guys through Indian territory. This is a book that is worth listening to over . I recommend listening to them in order and learn the different Marshalls and there history. There is a lot in this book about spiritual things like the wolf and other things. This is definitely a five star book. Ken Farmer wrote an excellent book and also narrated it. I wish he would narrated more I would rank him in with the best narrator's out there. If my review is any help will you please click on the helpful link below. Thank you.

You have to have faith that somethings are real

Would you recommend this audiobook to a friend? If so, why?

This western is well written and I enjoyed it so much I bought the series. My brother warned me about Westerns, as a truck driver he said you would get hooked. He was right, so I still read other books but I start with a western series I HAVE to finish a good one.

What did you like best about this story?

The plot is different with a few twist and turns not in the run of the mill western. Made for great listening

Have you listened to any of Ken Farmer’s other performances before? How does this one compare?

This was my first with Mr Farmer and he did a great job and look forward to his other books

Did you have an extreme reaction to this book? Did it make you laugh or cry?

Yes, some of the humor was great, and the part about the lost soul of a child was alittle tender

Any additional comments?

I have purchased the rest of the series and look forward to reading all of them A great listen so far.

Rip Roaring Western Tale!

If you could sum up Haunted Falls in three words, what would they be?

Excellent historical fiction.

What did you like best about this story?

The way the authors draw the listener in with authentic dialogue for the period. As well as the fact it is based on the life of a real American hero, Bass Reeves. So much of what is in the book is easily researched to document the writers molded their story around the man and his life.

What about Ken Farmer’s performance did you like?

Great voice! The listening experience is flawless as he takes the listener on a barn burning ride through the time period, The Indian Nations. It is the best audio western book I've listened to so far. Really looking forward to his next one.
Ken is a real professional who brings a ton of western experience to his audio books. He's the real deal having walked the walk and talked the talk on film and in real life as a Texas Cowboy. There's a difference between being a voice talent from New York City and a real Texan. It is evident in his audio work.

Was there a moment in the book that particularly moved you?

The loyalty of the wolf. I was hooked by that aspect of the story more than any other.

Any additional comments?

I highly recommend all the published print westerns by Ken Farmer & Buck Stienke, as coauthors and for their solo work. I am solidly hooked on the audio versions and look forward to the next release.

Awesome!

I loved the wolf! The ending, a nice touch. Can't wait to hear next book!