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5 out of 5 stars
By
Debbie
on
01-01-17
Family Friendly Western . . . Great Listen
With their Texas ranch stolen from them after the civil war, Brazos takes his daughter, Dacee to live with her aunt . . . he leaves to find them a new home . . he has seen it in a dream, and felt God calling him to go . . . his wife has died, and older sons have already left home . . . the story is filled with all the normal western themes, gun fights, saloons, and woman of ill repute, but it is clear, what is right, and what is wrong . . . and who are the bad guys and who are the good ones . . . Dacee strikes out on her own to find her daddy, and two very savvy widows (who went to school with Brazos) meet up with her and help her . . . which makes for an interesting trio . . . Beneath a Dakota Cross is like the old time westerns on tv in the '60s, Gunsmoke, and the such where you never had to worry about the youngsters getting an eye or ear full . . . I will be getting the next in the series . . .
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5 out of 5 stars
By
Lonnie Miles
on
03-26-12
Great listen.
Would you listen to Beneath A Dakota Cross again? Why?
Yes
What was one of the most memorable moments of Beneath A Dakota Cross?
Brazos finding his daughter.
What about Jerry Sciarrio’s performance did you like?
Jerry Sciarrio is one of the best readers I have heard. Very good.
If you were to make a film of this book, what would be the tag line be?
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Any additional comments?
Stephen Bly is a very good writer. This book does not have as much action as some of his other books but it is still good.
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