Black Towers to Danger, L. Ron Hubbard
Black Towers to Danger, L. Ron Hubbard
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Black Towers to Danger

Author: L. Ron Hubbard

Narrator: R.F. Daley, Christina Huntington

Unabridged: 2 hr 4 min

Format: Digital Audiobook Download

Publisher: Galaxy Press

Published: 04/29/2024


Synopsis

Drilling for oil is a dirty business, and for Bill Murphy, it's about to turn positively filthy. But Murphy's more than a match for everything Venezuela can throw at him.

Reviews

Goodreads review by Printable Tire on May 29, 2014

Unlike some people I know, Scientology doesn't really interest me too much. L. Ron Hubbard, however, does interest me, as a science fiction fan and writer. I find his transcendence from a hack writer of a thousand pulps to messiah of an imposing religion pretty amazing, and no matter what you might......more

Goodreads review by Steven on November 04, 2013

The Venezuelan government has decreed that all oil wells must produce, or be shut down. That gives Texas oilman Bill Murphy exactly 30 days to get his rigs in the area pumping oil. To complicate matters, one of Murphy’s chief competitors is murdered, and Murphy is falsely accused of the crime. Captu......more

Goodreads review by Craig on January 07, 2014

I received a copy of this audio book in a Goodreads Firstreads giveaway. It's a typical pulp adventure short novel, this time set in Venezuelan oil fields. There are a few somewhat racist attitudes, also typical of the era in which it was written, but the story itself is most enjoyable. I like the a......more

Goodreads review by Scott on January 04, 2025

I listened to this on audio. Great production, as with all the Hubbard books. This is a short adventure story about wildcatting (oil exploration) in Venezuela early in the 20th century. The historical background and ambiance is fantastic. The wild west-style action is fast and furious and the charac......more

Goodreads review by Tom on December 28, 2013

Forget the L. Ron Hubbard of Dianetics and Scientology and go back to the beginning, back to a time before the internet, before television, to a time of radio and Friday night movies and kid’s matinees on Saturday afternoon, back to a time of pulp fiction. Go back and rediscover the writing of Mr.......more