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    El Lazo
    El Lazo
    El Lazo
    Audiobook3 hours

    El Lazo

    Written by L. J. Martin

    Narrated by Thomas Vorce

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    About this audiobook

    John Clinton Ryan—known as El Lazo for his skill with the reata—hunted by a brutal sea captain for desertion, is caught up in Alta California's revolution. Clint's on the run, but he's been taught by the finest horsemen in the world, the Californio vaqueros. Only when the musket and canon fire stops and the final flag waves free, will he know who’s friend and who’s foe, and if it’s the rope as noose or the free range.

    L. J. Martin writes western novels laced with excitement, mystery, and intrigue. For the smell of saddle leather and gun smoke, gunfire and flashing blades, read this exciting historical western novel and it’s sequels. Page-turning adventures from L. J. Martin.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAuthor's Republic
    Release dateMay 30, 2018
    ISBN9781982711641
    El Lazo
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    L. J. Martin

    L. J. Martin is the author of four dozen published works. He lives in Montana with his wife, NYT best-selling romantic suspense and historical romance author Kat Martin. They enjoy travel, cooking, hunting, fishing, photography, and wintering in California. Learn more about L. J. at www.ljmartin.com, www.wolfpackranch.com, and more about Kat at www.katmartin.com. Or search facebook and other social media sites for L. J. Martin and Kat Martin.

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