From AudioFile Gunman Lassiter helps a wealthy Mormon rancher protect her ranch from cattle rustlers and the church. Books in Motion's production， read by Gene Engene， is highly dramatized and works well with the Western genre. Male characterizations are nicely portrayed and easily distinguishable. While female characters are mildly annoying and insipid， as the listener becomes caught up in the story， this becomes less noticeable. E.L.C. (c)AudioFile， Portland， Maine --This text refers to the Audio Cassette edition. Review "[A] well-handled melodramatic story of hairsbreadth escapes." --Booklist"Poignant in its emotional qualities." --The New York Times"A powerful work， exceedingly well written." --The Brooklyn Eagle"Episodes of bravery， scoundrelism， chivalry， horsemanship， and ready shooting...make up the body of his story." --The New York World --This text refers to the Paperback edition. See all Editorial Reviews