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Code of the West
- Narrated by: Henry Strozier
- Length: 18 hrs and 6 mins
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Code of the West
Narrated by:
Henry Strozier
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Publisher's Summary
Oscar-winning screenwriter and novelist Aaron Latham dazzles listeners with a spectacular Western of epic proportions. Using the myth of King Arthur and Camelot as his model, Latham introduces a colorful cast of cowboys and ranchers striving to prosper in late-1800s Texas.
When a one-eyed youngster named Jimmy Goodnight amazingly manages to free an axe stuck fast in an anvil at the county fair, folks take note that this boy will grow up to be someone important, a leader.
Now an adult, Jimmy runs Home Ranch where, rumor has it, he talks to the animals, and they listen. But trouble has come to the canyon. When Jimmy and his boys chase off a band of outlaws menacing a beautiful woman named Revelie Sanborn, a series of violent events erupts that tests Jimmy's rule.
This critically acclaimed novel features a rollicking reading from narrator Henry Strozier who employs a full range of unique voices for the characters.
©2001 Aaron Latham (P)2008 Recorded Books
What the critics say
"In a captivating barnburner of romance, adventure and gruesome frontier justice, Latham...create[s] a sweeping saga of three decades of Texas cowboy history." ( Publishers Weekly)