The Buffalo Gun

Book Two of the Walking Y Series

De: Jeter Isely

Narrado por: Jason Markiewitz

The troubles at the Walking Y are far from over for Woody and his crew. Though they might have stopped the senator's plans to seize the ranch, that doesn't mean that William Bell will be so willing to drop the fight.

©2023 Jeter Isely (P)2023 Jeter Isely

Excellent sequel, even better than The Walking Y.

Great performance by Jason with a varied cast of characters. Story is riveting and fresh.

Good story

What a good book. It was exciting, action packed and totally enjoyable. I loved it

As always I love hearing Jason Markiewitz narrating.

In addition, the story line was believable and yet complex. Very entertaining. I enjoyed this audiobook very much.

Wham! Another homer!

Well now, let me tell you about this here audiobook, The Buffalo Gun, written by the fella Jeter Isely and brought to life by the voice of Jason Markiewitz. If you're lookin' for high adventure and a taste of the wild dangers that used to roam this land, then you've found yourself a true gem.

Isely, he's got that knack for spinnin' a yarn that takes you right back to the days when a man's grit was measured by the dust on his boots and the iron in his soul. This Walking Y Series ain't just a collection of stories – it's a journey through the heart of the West, where danger's as common as the sagebrush and courage rides beside every rider.

Markiewitz, well, he's got a voice that's like the echo of a Colt's shot ringin' off the canyon walls. When he speaks, you can smell the campfires and hear the creak of leather saddles. He's got the knack for bringin' them characters to life – from the rugged cowpokes to the mysterious strangers – they all come alive in the flicker of his words.

Now, in "The Buffalo Gun," danger's like a shadow cast across the prairie. Isely paints a picture so vivid, you'll swear you're ridin' alongside them characters, feelin' the hot breath of danger on your neck. There's a rawness to his storytelling that's like the bite of a winter wind – it wakes you up and reminds you that life out here ain't for the faint of heart.

From the first word, you're thrown into a whirlwind of adventure. The trails are rough and treacherous, and the foes are as unpredictable as a spooked mustang. But that's the beauty of it – you ain't sittin' on no porch; you're ridin' through the storm, facin' down danger with every turn of the page.

Isely knows the West like a man knows the lines on his palm. He captures the spirit of the land, the grit of the people, and the clash of iron and will that defined the frontier. This ain't just a story – it's a glimpse into a time when a man's word was his bond, and the buffalo gun was his law.

So, my friend, if you're lookin' for an audiobook that'll take you on a ride through the heart of the West, "The Buffalo Gun: Book Two of the Walking Y Series" is the ticket. Isely's words and Markiewitz's voice come together like the harmony of a well-played tune. It's a journey into danger and high adventure that'll leave you yearnin' for the days when the wild frontier still whispered its secrets to those who dared to listen.

Completely Awesome - A Don't Miss!

Those who work on the ranch, the Walking Y, are not just employees – they are family and together they live, fight, and survive! Facing the evil ways of Senator William Howard Bell and his wife forced changes, a united front, and deadly danger for those on the ranch!

Jeter Isely, the author, vividly and accurately weaves a fictional story based on the time and life of the Wild West. It is through the use of vivid word imagery and rich dialogue; that he captivates his audience. The storyline and plot twists are wonderful! Blending in authentic situations and characters, his story moves flawlessly. True to the time, his characterizations, action, and plot were spot on! It is obvious that Isely is well-versed in this time period.

The narrator, Jason Markiewitz delivers a wonderful performance. He captures and projects each character’s essence and emotion vividly whether it is anger, fear, hatred, evil, passion, worry, etc. While the author, Jeter Isely, creates these rich and vibrant characters, it is Jason Markiewitz who brings them to life through his rich tones, energy, and subtle pauses. He keeps the book moving at a quick pace and keeps the audience riveted.

Having grown up on Westerns, I was surprised to find an author and narrator who captured the spirit of the West and its people as accurately as they have done. A time when the law took second place and defending one’s life and property with a gun was acceptable. A definite must-listen!

There were no issues with the quality or production of this audiobook.

I enjoyed listening

This was a great story! And narrated by an excellent narrator! I was always excited to get back to listening to the audiobook to hear what would happen next. I hope there are more audiobooks with this combination of author and narrator!

The Continuing Western Story

This continues the happenings caused by Senetor John Bell against the Walking Y Ranch. Sadly, this is so true to this day how people in high political positions can use their influence and connections to damage, destroy, spread untrue gossip and Slanderous lies. This is a Story where that is very apparent and how devastating it can be to the one's it is used against. Narrator does a Great job with the characters voices and the entire storyline.