😂 28:59 Sure enough wasn’t a friend or loving mother to saddle him with a name like“Rusty, Dick”. Poor guys never gonna get em a lady on account she’d be worried about catching tetanus, or something else unhealthy. Whatever it is, I don’t think anybody wants a Rusty Dick.

Great stories

Thank you for this! I absolutely loved this book.

Anybody know the names of all these books in the series

Great story and an angelic voice superlative

Alex Jame is one of the worst. I wish he had a day job. So tiresome wading through all his bullshit. Really dude, give someone else who's good a chance. BORING!!!

Walker Jose Lopez Kenneth Robinson Kevin

Gonzalez Helen Lee Frank Brown Jason

Hernandez Lisa Harris Susan Williams Scott

Thank you.

Oh no ..... a female orator .... i cant listen to a woman reading mens books ..... stick to female books please .....

Could be a great story, if not for the repetition and skipping

Good story

Enjoyed every spellbound minute of this. Thank you big guy👍👍👍👍

Outstanding

This storyline has been very interesting, WOW

Thx!

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Honesty shell set you free lol

I like him, relaxing to listen to as I drive and sorely tempted with road anger due to all the race car drivers around here.

A boring story about a whole lotta nothin and nobody

Great book!! Great narration!

Read way to fast .

Where is this story going?? The story is like a maze going different directions. The narrator needs more voice inflection like is learnt on a Toastmasters organization.

What an amazing series. Whistling Dan is awesome but Buck really came through for him! Awesome. Worth the listen!

Way cool, i enjoyed this . Thanks to the reading and the writing. ❤🎉🎉😅😊

Three minutes of a chapter then a minute of "This is Librevox , book one chapter number, narrator etc.... no thanks!;🤣

This is so good with an excellent narrator. Thank you. The author paints a vivid picture of her journey.

Most enjoyable.

Listening 17, October 2023

A great listen, worthy of a second time for sure

After Googling this lady author, it states she lived from 1836-1910 (aged 73-74). This was an interesting tale of trekking across the western half our our continent. It does prove that if you treat someone with respect,it will be returned. My point l'm making is, not all lndians were out for blood. Yes, the emigrants were technically trespassing and paying off with food or tobacco, trinkets would satisfy them. This lady outlived her husband by about 20 years, their son died at about from 15-20.

Love this nothing better than good western

In 1848 my G-G-Grandmother traveled from Ohio to Indiana, 500mi approx, by covered wagon with 13 children. Her husband died the next year. She became a well known midwife and her birthing records are kept at the U of OH.

I wonder if anyone can find " the daughter of whistling Dan Berry"

Thank you

6:23 pm, Texas , Awesome book, I listened to this story straight through to the end. ❤❤❤

Kids today think they have something to complain about... 🤣

Black

A compelling narrative, nicely read by Sue Anderson, after finishing WAGONS WEST by McLynn. If only more Americans knew of the ""trials"" our pioneer forebearers undertook to open-up this vast & spectacular continent of ours.....

And the and the

11:43pm Indiana Thanks enjoy your reading

Oh, great, another audiobook read by someone who sounds like he's from Greenwich Village and likes show tunes. Fail.

Really funny, and so well read. Brilliant.

Heather Cox Richardson sent me here. Her favourite book. Enjoying this. Feels like an accurate setting for that time frame.

I adore this story! Jack and June will always live for me. ❤

Ginnmans reckoning

Woman.. no

Thank you.

Kazavian wages