Trading in Danger (1 of 2) [Dramatized Adaptation] Free Audiobook Download by Elizabeth Moon

When fourteen-year-old Lili starts trading on the black market, she finds herself in way over her head.

When the Omerta Trading Company's salesmen start disappearing, Detective Joe Genslinger has no choice but to investigate. As the body count rises, Joe finds himself close to uncovering a huge conspiracy.

"Trading in Danger" adapted from 'Elizabeth Moon' by Christopher Graybill, Nanette Savard, Colleen Delany is a fictional account of the first journalist to interview the famous Trader Vic. The novel was originally published in 1998 and won the Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of America Nebula Award for Best Novel.

Elizabeth Moon's science fiction thriller, Trading in Danger, is being adapted into a play by the National Theatre of Great Britain. The adaptation was written by Christopher Graybill and directed by Terence Aselford.

"Trading in Danger" is a play-by-play of an actual negotiation that went down in 1856, during the early days of the Gold Rush. Sixteen traders are gathered together to trade supplies and they're all armed with guns, so there's no way out. The miners make extravagant promises to one another and there's a lot of backstabbing if someone doesn't do something soon. The only way to avoid bloodshed is for one person to step up and betray them all.

In a time of despair, the townspeople of Beddoe's Hollow are willing to believe the worst of one another. There is some suspicious activity, but no proof. If a mysterious stranger can make sense of it all for them, they'll be saved from their deepest fears and will stand united on the eve of great change.