The Lost Jesuit Gold: A Will Cannon, Bounty Hunter, Western Adventure Novel

Will Cannon, Bounty Hunter, Western Adventure Novels, Book 55

De: Larry Hill

Narrado por: Mark Carrell

An old miner is killed in Santa Fe and Will Cannon finds a piece of the Lost Jesuit Map. A vicious outlaw named Hawkins has the other three pieces of the map and he sends some of his gang members to kill Will Cannon get the last piece of the map. Will goes to Phoenix to hunt down the Hawkins Gang and he joins forces with an old miner that has been looking for the Lost Jesuit Gold for years. Will and the old miner have to fight Apaches, outlaws and Hawkins as they ride thru the Superstition Mountains looking for the lost treasure known as the Lost Jesuit Gold.

©2016 Larry Ray Hill (P)2019 Larry Ray Hill

WILL CANNON

This is another good adventure in the life of Will Cannon. I have liked all of Will Cannon books. Some better than others but all is good. This one is great. There is a map that's suppose to lead to gold. There is four pieces and different people has a piece. People is willing to kill for it. This is a short book but it's interesting and a good story line. Mark Carrell does a good job narrating this book. If my review is any help will you please click on the helpful link below. Thank you.

Said the cowboy with the blonde hair

I understand not every writer is a Twain or Hemingway, but the writing of this novella is just poor. After a short time it was just drudgery to listen to. With lines for characters, often repeated, like "the miner with the gray beard" or "the cowboy with blond hair." Lots of overdone cowboy speech like "bushwhacker" and "outlaw" the narration was one big cliche. Seeing the title it appeared to have promise, but after a about 30 minutes I could not continue to listen. Writers need to edit and avoid cliches about their subject matter. Too bad as I really enjoy a good western.