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The Widower's Two-Step
The Widower's Two-Step
The Widower's Two-Step
Hörbuch11 Stunden

The Widower's Two-Step

Geschrieben von Rick Riordan

Erzählt von Tom Stechschulte

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Über dieses Hörbuch

Rick Riordan's first book in the Tres Navarre series, Big Red Tequila hit the mystery market like a Texas tornado. Readers couldn't get enough of its hero's offbeat combination of academic degrees, tai chi skills, and nose for danger. When the second adventure, Widower's Two-Step, was published, it quickly earned an Edgar Award. Instead of accepting a teaching position at the university, Tres is finishing up his apprenticeship for a private investigator's license. He's doing a poor job of surveillance on the fiddle player in a promising honky-tonk band: she is shot in broad daylight while he watches. Shaken, Tres begins an investigation on his own. It's not long before he discovers that some people will do anything to capture a lucrative recording contract. With suspense as sizzling as the southwestern sun, and a truly colorful cast of characters, The Widower's Two-Step is a hit with mystery lovers well beyond the Lone Star State. Narrator Tom Stechschulte's performance adds just the right spice to Tres' character.
SpracheEnglish
HerausgeberRecorded Books Audio
Erscheinungsdatum11. März 2011
ISBN9781456124342
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