Wyoming Trails, Lauran Paine
Wyoming Trails, Lauran Paine
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Wyoming Trails
A Western Story

Author: Lauran Paine

Narrator: Andrew Eiden

Unabridged: 5 hr 47 min

Format: Digital Audiobook Download

Published: 07/01/2018

Categories: Fiction, Western


Synopsis

Ryan Shanley prefers to be called Shan. It’s not much, but it helps put some distance between his life during and after serving in the Union army. And he’ll put even more distance between the two once he arrives in the Wyoming Territory, where he has a land grant for two square miles.On the stage to Tico, the town nearest his ranch, he meets Sarahlee Gordon. She was only planning to visit Wyoming long enough to sell the cabin she inherited from her uncle. But the attraction between the two becomes obvious on the stage and grows after they arrive.Between a blossoming relationship and the rugged territory, Shan realizes that he is not nearly as prepared as he believed himself to be, but he remains determined to build the ranch he dreamed of escaping to while serving on the front lines.

About Lauran Paine

Lauran Paine (1916–2001), with more than a thousand books to his name, remains one of the most prolific Western authors of all time.

About Andrew Eiden

Andrew Eiden is an actor and winner of the AudioFile Earphones Award for narration. He has been acting since the age of four, working at regional theaters, in national commercials, and on numerous television shows.


Reviews

Goodreads review by J.

Please note: I'm reviewing the audio edition of this book. This story isn't a typical 21-century romance. And the story is dark and not 50 Shades dark. More like shades of Ethan Fromme dark. However, the author did a great job presenting an alternate mood and pace from a different time and place. I......more

Goodreads review by Anna

Holy s*it this one's depressing. I liked it.......more

Goodreads review by Michael

Good Story!!!......more


Quotes

“Paine is a fine storyteller, and he re-creates the world of the old West with a simple, straightforward style.” Kirkus Reviews, praise for the author