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Half Way to Tombstone
- Narrated by: Kathleen Miranti
- Length: 2 hrs and 44 mins
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Half Way to Tombstone
Narrated by:
Kathleen Miranti
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Publisher's Summary
Melissa Morris (alias Tia Maria) is a clothing store owner in modern New York City. She receives a phone call from a lawyer in Tombstone, Arizona stating she is the only living heir of Wyatt Earp and tends to inherit his estate. But she has to go to Tombstone to receive it. She takes a plane from New York to Tucson, rents a car to drive to Tombstone. About halfway there (thus the title: Halfway to Tombstone) she hits a deer and goes in a ditch knocking her unconscious. When she regains consciousness, she is on a stagecoach heading for Tombstone.
©2017 Carol Rouse (P)2017 Outlaws Publishing LLC
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