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The Fourth Durango
- Narrated by: Robert Culp
- Length: 2 hrs and 23 mins
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The Fourth Durango
Narrated by:
Robert Culp
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Publisher's Summary
There's the Durango in Colorado, the one in Mexico, and the one in Spain; then there's the fourth one—the California town where god and the Franciscans forgot to found a mission. Now all it has going for it is climate—and splendid isolation.
Kelly Vines, a disbarred attorney, and his father-in-law Jack Adair, a former judge just released from prison, are in the market for some isolation, since whoever put Adair in jail seems to have a continuing interest in putting him out of commission. Mayor B.D. (short for Barbara Diane) Huckins and Police Chief Sid Fork, who rolled into town together 22 years ago in a psychedelic bus, can arrange for the isolation, if the price is right.
©2003 Ross Thomas (P)2009 Phoenix
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