Mankiller Colorado [Dramatized Adaptation]

J.A. Johnstone · William W. Johnstone

Jun 2020 · Sidewinders (Johnstone) Book 4 · Graphic Audio · Narrated by A Full Cast, Andy Clemence, Christopher Graybill, Christopher Scheeren, David Coyne, Drew Kopas, Elizabeth Jernigan, Eric Messner, James Konicek, James Lewis, Jeff Baker, Joe Brack, Johann Dettweiler, Ken Jackson, Kimberly Gilbert, Margie Tompros, Michael Glenn, Michael John Casey, Mort Shelby, Paul Fidalgo, Richard Rohan, Scott McCormick, Ted Stoddard, Terence Aselford, Thomas Penny, Tim Carlin, Timothy Lynch, Tony Nam, and Yasmin Tuazon

About this audiobook

Sometimes when a man's luck turns, it turns hard. Bo Creel and Scratch Morton are experienced drifters, but now the two trail pards are down to their last dime. So they accept the best job they can get, serving as deputies in a boomtown called Mankiller. Their boss is a drunken sheriff named Biscuits O'Brien, who would rather drink, than work. Their tin stars are mighty pretty, but the job starts to get serious quickly, and soon the newly-minted lawmen are standing between a cunning clan of killers and the town's desperate citizens – and the killers have a personal vendetta against Bo and Scratch. As the only hope for a besieged town, Creel and Morton now have a chance to become real heroes - that is, if they don't get their heads blown off the minute they stick their snoots out of the door.

About the author

William W. Johnstone was born in Southern Missouri on October 28, 1938. He quit school when he was fifteen to join a carnival, but went back and finished high school in 1957. He worked as a deputy sheriff, spent time in the army, and then went into radio broadcasting, where he worked for sixteen years. He started writing in 1970, but was his first book, The Devil's Kiss, was not published until late 1979. He wrote over 200 books during his lifetime including the Ashes series, Code Name series, Mountain Man series, The First Mountain Man series, and Eagles series. Two of his books, Eagle Down and Dagger, were written under the pen name of William Mason. He died on February 8, 2004 at the age of 65.