Blind Man's Bluff Free Audiobook Download by James Tate Hill

This is a story of one man's fight to survive and to protect the life that he has created. This is a story of courage, fear, pain, despair and triumph wrapped into one single tale. It is a story about how human will and determination can over come any obstacle in your way regardless of your physical limitations.

Blind Man's Bluff is a short story about two men, one white and the other black, competing for the same job, who becomes enemies over the course of their daily routine. The race begins before they even meet with each other, when both have to be at work early in order to beat their competition. Although they both do good work and get along with the boss without many problems, they constantly feel they are being judged by each other and that the boss is favoring one man over the other.

The audiobook begins with a man running and the narrator, Tate Hill, telling his listeners that he doesn't know exactly where he is going. He is just trying to run away from his past. His dad left after an argument and his mom died giving birth to him.

Blind Man's Bluff is a short story written by James Tate Hill originally published in 1925. This short story was first published in a magazine as an illustration of how racism, hate and fear can ruin any hope for a person who is different. "It's not just hate. It's fear," the narrator warns. The story explores the power of the humans' ability to hurt others through their perception of the person they hate and how this might affect those around them.

This is an audiobook in the James Tate Hill series. The protagonist, a tough guy named Dink, goes to South Carolina for a poker game and finds himself involved with a group of thieves. He has to confront his past demons head on to win the game.

Blind Man's Bluff is a story about survival in the country that President Ulysses S. Grant once called "the battle ground of the world." The narrator, a black man named Marcus, describes how he survived by shooting his way out of town to a place called Blind Man's Bluff. He was helped on his journey by a peculiar woman and her son who were living there.