Paradise Bend

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Paradise Bend

by William Patterson White

EN·~8 hours·31 chapters

Chapters

31 total
1

"'Tom!' she breathed. 'Tom! you do think I betrayed you after all...'"

0:04
2

BY - WILLIAM PATTERSON WHITE

0:06
3

FRONTISPIECE BY RALPH PALLEN COLEMAN

0:11
4

A. L. BURT COMPANY Publishers New York - Published by arrangement with Doubleday, Page & Company

0:06
5

TO MY CAPE MAY COUSINS DOROTHY, BESS, AND MARION

0:47
6

PARADISE BEND

0:01
7

CHAPTER I - TOM LOUDON

22:12
8

CHAPTER II - AT THE BAR S

17:10
9

CHAPTER III - SHOTS ON PACK-SADDLE

23:43
10

CHAPTER IV - THE SKINNED CATTLE

11:57

Description

Tom Loudon, a sturdy ranch hand with a quick smile and a loyal chestnut horse named Ranger, rides the open range at the urging of the charming Kate Saltoun. She’s tasked him with delivering a crucial ribbon‑sample, but the true weight of his mission lies in a fresh bounty notice offering two hundred dollars for anyone who stops the hidden cattle‑rustlers terrorizing the Bar S and Cross‑in‑a‑Box lands. As Tom pauses beneath a lone pine, the landscape of rolling hills, cottonwood‑lined rivers and distant mountains hints at the rugged world where loyalty and danger mingle.

The story unfolds across the sprawling Lazy River country, where rival ranches, whispered rumors of “88 punchers” with iron‑clad saddles, and a looming sense of lawlessness set the stage for conflict. Tom’s devotion to Kate and his drive to protect his neighbors pull him into a web of suspicion, rivalry, and the promise of vigilant justice. Listeners will feel the dust‑kissed wind and hear the steady beat of hooves as the mystery of the missing herd begins to stir.

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Language

en

Duration

~8 hours (501K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Credits

Produced by Al Haines

Release date

2010-12-04

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

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William Patterson White

b. 1884

Best known for brisk, old-school Western adventures, this early 20th-century novelist filled his stories with ranch life, danger, and wide-open frontier drama. His books helped shape the popular magazine-and-hardcover Western of the 1910s and 1920s.

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