To the River's End Free Audiobook Download by J.A. Johnstone,William W. Johnstone

"Jack Garrett" is a Texan lawman who works on the border with Mexico in the Wild West. He comes to the rescue of a young woman, Letty, and falls for her instantly. The trouble is that she's a savvy con artist who just took money from a wealthy family in order to be sent to San Francisco to find their kidnapped son.

Jack Garrett, a retired wildcatter, has followed his father's footsteps into Montana. That's where he finds himself caught up in the story of two families - the Smalls and the Montanas - who have been feuding with each other for decades. When Jack offers to buy land from one family to settle a dispute over water rights, the feud between the two families intensifies and it soon becomes clear that there is more going on than just water rights. As Jack peels away layer after layer, he realizes that these families are really fighting over minerals deep in their own land which may lead to a major discovery that could change both of their lives forever.

To the River's End is a science fiction adventure novel written by J.A. Johnstone and narrated by Jack Garrett. This is a gripping tale of suspense on an alien world, long before anyone had ever heard of Earth or humans even existed. The story follows Lieutenant Caelia Irala who is searching for her missing father while also keeping order in a society that has been struck with chaos after war breaks out on their planet. As Caelia comes closer to finding her lost father, she uncovers a mystery that threatens humanity

In To the River's End, J.A. Johnstone follows Old-Timey bounty hunter and outlaw Willow Fellows as he tries to find a murderer on his home turf in the California Territory in the early 1800s. The story is told by one of the Western legends who helped shape the genre, Jack Garrett, who has read many stories through his time in the Wild West.

Jack Garrett narrates this Western. The plot follows a group of people that gradually become the area's first white settlers. In the process, Jack falls for the daughter of a Native American chief and she goes against her tribe's traditions to marry him. However, her father is a brutal man who has killed many white settlers in his day, so he tries to keep them away from their settlement.

Jack Garrett had known there was something wrong with the place ever since he was a boy. He had seen it in his dreams, knew it as truth. And when the opportunity came, he took it. But he didn't realize just how right he had been-or how much trouble he would find himself in for what he did.