Last Gunfighter 17: Ambush Valley

Last Gunfighter 17: Ambush Valley

Apr 1, 2010 · William W. Johnstone and J.A. Johnstone · Directed by Ken Jackson · Last Gunfighter #17 · at GraphicAudio

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Yuma Prison is a fetid hellhole filled with the dregs of humanity-killers, thieves and backstabbers who'd kill over a scrap of meat. Now it's home to Frank Morgan, who's posing as an inmate. A ruthless outlaw named Cicero McCoy has buried a fortune in stolen bank money in a harsh, desolate little piece of hell known as Ambush Valley. To get Cicero to lead him to the loot, Frank has become Cicero's new best friend behind bars-and co-plotter of a daring breakout. Until the time comes for Frank Morgan to make a fatal choice-and for one of them to die...
violencedeathRomance not assessedInferred themessurvivaldeceptiongreedbetrayalloyaltyjustice
Gritty tale of prison, betrayal, and a desperate hunt for hidden treasure.
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Cast · 18 voices

Casie PlattColleen DelanyDylan LynchEric Messner andy ClemenceJames KonicekJames LewisJoe BrackJohann DettweilerKen JacksonMort ShelbyNanette SavardRen KaseyRichard RohanSteven CarpenterTerence AselfordThomas PennyTim CarlinTom Simpson

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Directed by Ken Jackson

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