Treasure of the Brasada

audiobook

Treasure of the Brasada

by Les Savage

EN·~5 hours·20 chapters

Chapters

20 total
1

By LES SAVAGE, JR.

0:36
2

Persons this Story is about—

3:37
3

What this Story is about—

2:49
4

List of Chapters—

0:01
5

Treasure of the Brasada

0:01
6

Chapter One

19:07
7

Chapter Two

33:38
8

Chapter Three

25:42
9

Chapter Four

17:37
10

Chapter Five

22:10

Description

Glenn Crawford arrives at the remote Big O ranch as a bruised, haunted fugitive, his once‑steady confidence shaken by a mysterious accident that left him trembling at the very sight of a horse. Still a seasoned bronc‑buster, he battles a painful, almost animal panic each time he nears the herd, forcing him to confront both his physical limits and the shadowy forces that may have set the trap.

The ranch is a crucible of restless characters: the enigmatic Merida Lopez, whose exotic allure hints at hidden motives; the gaunt Dr. Feliz Huerta, whose tired eyes mask a personal obsession with Glenn’s condition; and the hard‑hearted owner Otis Rockland, whose tangled dealings with dangerous allies stir suspicion. Rough‑handed cowhands like Quartel and the lethal Cabezablanca add muscle and menace, while whispers of murder and betrayal linger in the dust‑caked air.

Against this volatile backdrop, Crawford must decide whether to flee the terror that grips his body or stay to untangle the web of deceit that threatens everyone on the range. The stakes rise with every uneasy stare, promising a tense showdown where trust is as scarce as water in the desert.

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Language

en

Duration

~5 hours (318K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Credits

Produced by Greg Weeks, Mary Meehan and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team at http://www.pgdp.net

Release date

2020-09-09

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

Les Savage

Les Savage

1922–1958

A fast-rising western writer from California, he brought unusual depth and tension to frontier stories before his life was cut short at just 35. His novels and screen work helped carry classic western storytelling from the pulp era into film and television.

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