Sacred Clowns Free Audiobook Download by Tony Hillerman

This audiobook is about three FBI agents who work in the Navajo reservation and become involved with a murder case. The case turns out to be much more complex than they could have expected, and they find themselves almost immediately mixed up with Native American mythologies, shamanism, and witchcraft.

"Christian Baskous is a voice here old and well-seasoned, and his dry wit, strong conviction, and commanding presence bring Christian's son to life as vividly as the author's own."

The book Sacred Clowns is written by Tony Hillerman who passed on in 2007. Set in 1957, the novel tells the story of a murder, which has been committed by a cult-like band of native American men dressed as clowns. The narrator Christian Baskous voices this audiobook from an old man in the 70's, who recalls his first meeting with these men and the consequences that these events had for him.

Sacred Clowns is the fifth mystery in Tony Hillerman's Navajo mysteries series. The novel starts with a tour of a "mystery house" on the reservation and ends with an exploration of the history of clowning in the Southwest.

In the beginning of this intriguing audiobook by Tony Hillerman, a Navajo reservation policeman is killed while pursuing a group of Navajos who are on the run from federal agents. The officer's partner, Joe Leaphorn, is left to unravel the mystery behind the crime and find out why these Navajos were running from the FBI.

In his latest release, Tony Hillerman presents the story of Sister Mary John, a self-proclaimed nun who has decided to abandon her vows in order to make amends for past mistakes and sin. Whilst on a pilgrimage, she befriends a Sacred Clown and is helped by his wisdom and healing ways when she faces many challenges on her journey.