A Superior Death Free Audiobook Download by Nevada Barr

A Superior Death, narrated by Barbara Rosenblat, is a riveting account of the experiences of a fictional detective who has found fame and celebrity on the back of his determination to solve one case. It's been five years since Detective Noah Hutton made headlines as 'a superior death' and now, he is just hoping to get his life back. Unfortunately for him, he gets dragged into another murder case that ends up making him relevant again because the murderer had something to do with a woman who was at the center of Noah's previous case.

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Nevada Barr's latest book is a must-read for anyone who loves murder mysteries. The main character, Adam Walker, is trying to establish his career as a private detective in the small town of Superior, Wisconsin. He has just been hired by Bobby Jones, the owner of a local newspaper and bookstore who also happens to be dying of cancer. Jones wants someone to find out who killed his wife; he is convinced that she was murdered.

After two months of additional research, I discovered the story was originally written in 1965. The first edition of this book is a classic. I've been reading it aloud to my kids ever since they were born, and they love it too!

Nevada Barr's latest novel features a ranch, where the past is never far away. The current owner and his family are able to connect with the spirits of their ancestors, who offer guidance on how to live out their days. The story also includes a mystery and plenty of intrigue. Nevada Barr has written more than 30 novels and has been awarded both the Edgar Award for Best Novel and the Agatha Award for Best Novel.

Nevada Barr's protagonist, Dr. Joe Fletcher, is a renowned forensic anthropologist and the founder of the Santa Fe Institute in New Mexico. He has been called the 'Great Sherlock Holmes' because of his ability to pick out the most miniscule details and weave them into a complicated whole. His latest mystery is about a murdered accountant who was buried in an unmarked mass grave with several other such men, but he also searches for something else: a woman. As he gets closer to finding her, he uncovers a political scandal that may prove fatal for him