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Leaving Whiskey Bend Audiobook
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In 1890, the rough western town of Whiskey Bend, Colorado, is no place for single women. The final straw for widow Pearl Parsons and young schoolteacher Hallie Wolcott is the assault on their friend Mary. Desperately fleeing from the attacker, the three women drive away in an open wagon, seeking new lives and safety. When they're caught in a violent storm on the road, help comes in the form of a stranger, Eli Morgan.
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"I like a good western novel once in awhile :-) I was somehow expecting a little more but in the end I wasn't disappointed. Was a little predictable at times, I knew immediately that Hallie, Pearl and Mary would end up with the Morgan boys. But that's what romance novels are all about after all!"
— Kelly (4 out of 5 stars)
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“There is nothing better than Dorothy Garlock at her best.”
— Sandra Brown, New York Times bestselling author -
“Every Dorothy Garlock book is synonymous with a great read.”
— Janet Dailey -
“Garlock’s latest is an endearing story about two lonely hearts who find each other and how their love weathers every storm. The dialogue is authentic, the action engaging, and the characters easily capture your heart.”
— RT Book Reviews (4 stars)
Leaving Whiskey Bend Listener Reviews
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" was good but doesnt take place during the depression years, which I prefer from Garlock. Good though!! "
— Rosie, 9/20/2013 -
" I think it was the narration of this book that ruined it for me. The voices were very cartoonish. "
— Wynn, 7/11/2013 -
" A STORY OF THE WEST AND THE WAY MEN TRATED WOMEN. NICE QUICK READING ADVENTURE. "
— Denise, 6/10/2013 -
" I could skip a lot of this one. Pretty tame and lame. Garlock's are usually better or maybe I just wasn't in the mood. "
— Mary, 11/20/2012 -
" Good western about a woman escaping domestic violence with adventure, some mystery, fighting and romance but more bad language than I would like. Had some surprises along the way with a wide variety of characters. A quick, light entertaining read. "
— Karen, 6/10/2012 -
" Decent. More cussin' than I was expecting. "
— Allanna, 5/21/2012 -
" Dorothy Garlock writes about women in the late 1800s/early 1900s. This was a good fast read. "
— Jennifer, 3/5/2012 -
" a good story--an inspirational audio book "
— Nancy, 11/8/2011 -
" This romance is not a great book. It's quiet and enjoyable enough but never quite catches the reader. "
— Vicki, 10/12/2011 -
" This an old fashioned romance novel, and a western to boot. I am not a fan of them, but someone lent it to me, and I decided to read it. About two thirds of the way through, I almost stopped reading it, but I finished it. "
— Kathy, 6/7/2011 -
" Good read, not very pleasant cahracters, but still ok. "
— Connie, 2/17/2011 -
" Ok. Took too long to tell this story. "
— Laura, 9/7/2010 -
" was good but doesnt take place during the depression years, which I prefer from Garlock. Good though!! "
— Rosie, 6/20/2010 -
" Good read, not very pleasant cahracters, but still ok. "
— Connie, 2/5/2010 -
" a good story--an inspirational audio book "
— Nancy, 3/15/2009 -
" Dorothy Garlock writes about women in the late 1800s/early 1900s. This was a good fast read. "
— Jennifer, 3/9/2009 -
" Good western about a woman escaping domestic violence with adventure, some mystery, fighting and romance but more bad language than I would like. Had some surprises along the way with a wide variety of characters. A quick, light entertaining read. "
— Karen, 2/11/2009 -
" Decent. More cussin' than I was expecting. "
— Allanna, 1/22/2009 -
" This romance is not a great book. It's quiet and enjoyable enough but never quite catches the reader. "
— Vicki, 11/3/2008
About Dorothy Garlock
Dorothy Garlock is one of America’s—and the world’s—favorite novelists. She is the nationally bestselling and award-winning author of more than thirty romances that often feature the exciting backdrop of the Old West. Her books, all enthusiastically reviewed, now total more than eight million copies in print with translations in fifteen languages. She lives in Clear Lake, Iowa.
About Catherine Byers
Catherine Byers has appeared in numerous Broadway plays. She has recorded more than 750 audiobooks over a period of thirty-two years and was the 1996 recipient of the coveted Alexander Scourby Award for Narrator of the Year. Ms. Byers was twice the winner of the New Jersey Drama Critics Award for best actress in a play.