A Quiet, Little Town Free Audiobook Download by J. A. Johnstone,William W. Johnstone

A Quiet, Little Town is a short novel about a small town dealing with the aftermath of a crime. The protagonist of the book, Steve Wilson, is an ex-cop and mechanic who left the police department in disgust to start his own business. He moves to Quiet, where he falls in love with the town's school teacher, Lucy Adams. They get married, but not before Lucy's brother is murdered and they are both framed for the crime. With help from friends that he knows in law enforcement and his former boss, Steve manages to find out what really happened and clear his name.

Although Johnstone claims that the story was compiled from interviews, he never specifies which interviews or even who those people are. It is not even clear what is held to be true in the story's telling. What is clear is that the tale of A Quiet, Little Town is built on a foundation of myth and folklore gathered over decades of human experience.

A Quiet, Little Town is a story that takes place in the 1880s on an isolated California ranch. The novel follows young Mattie as she leaves home to seek her fortune and discovers that life can be tough for a woman alone on the frontier.

A Quiet, Little Town is a horror story that is meant to be read in the dark or late at night. It was written by J. A. Johnstone, who is also author of The Hammer and the Cross and other books.

A Quiet, Little Town is the ninth book in the Frontier Series by William W. Johnstone, who has written more than two hundred books. This book is a little town that is on its own with no law enforcement and a few limited resources. The town will only be abandoned if someone sends help which has been done before and won't happen for a long time. The story takes place after the Civil War and shows how people can rebuild their lives even when society has been decimated.

A Quiet, Little Town is a great story that can be enjoyed by everyone. It's about a town in the tundra of Alaska who has been experiencing overcrowding because of the oil boom. William Johnstone says that this town was originally named "Spindrift" but changed it to "Quiet," hoping that people would leave if they didn't hear anything. He describes the chapters as being like letters in a box with no address and how the townspeople are having trouble living with the influx of people and the resulting problems.