Fair Blows the Wind: A Novel Free Audiobook Download by Louis L'Amour

The narrator John Keating is a man from the old west who gets a job as a ranch hand under the employ of the Fishers. When he learns that his boss is actually a crooked rancher, he has no choice but to run for his life with a young girl who he saved from an attack by the horse of their boss.

John Keating gets a job as a hand. He has to work for the boss - one Fair Blows the Wind - who is a mean man. But Keating soon realizes that there are more than good and bad people in this world, and that he may have found something worth fighting for.

Louis L'Amour was a master storyteller and his novels are some of the most cherished classics in the Western canon. The eponymous novel is one of his best, detailing a young man's journey from petty thief to lawman and featuring an unforgettable cast of characters.

As a young lawyer, John has what he thinks is a perfect life. He loves his wife, plays the game, and even has a budding career in politics. The only thing missing in his life is adventure and excitement, but when tragedy strikes he can't help but be drawn to an old West legend that's been passed down through generations - the story of James Fairburn and how he came to be known as "Fair Blowing the Wind."

John Keating's narration of Louis L'Amour's novel is not the perfect match for the book, but his voice and tone are consistent with this author's style.

Fair Blows the Wind is one of five novels in Louis L'Amour's Sackett series, which deals with life on the American frontier.