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Hunting Season: An Anna Pigeon Novel
- De: Nevada Barr
- Narrado por: Barbara Rosenblat
- Duración: 10 h y 57 m
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When Park Ranger Anna Pigeon answers a call to historic Mt. Locust, once a producing plantation and inn on Mississippi's Natchez Trace Parkway, the last thing she expects to encounter is a naked and very dead man. His body bears what looks like the brutal scars of an S&M ritual gone terribly wrong. When the deceased turned out to be the brother of a candidate for the office of local sheriff, a host of cover-ups, hidden agendas, old allegiances, and buried secrets begins to emerge.
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Ranger with an attitude
- De Amazon Customer en 08-23-08
- Hunting Season: An Anna Pigeon Novel
- De: Nevada Barr
- Narrado por: Barbara Rosenblat
Hunting Season-Pt 2- Narrator note
Revisado: 03-28-10
I enjoyed hearing this book, as I have enjoyed reading other Nevada Barr / Anna Pigeon novels. They are interesting plots based on experiences of a person who has been in the position of the protagonist. Those are my favorite novels. I listen rather casually, so am not looking for faults in narration. One misuse / mispronunciation brought to my attention, however, a pronunciation glitch by Ms. Rosenblat that is easily made due to the spelling and similarity of the differently pronounced words.
In part 2, Chapter 2 the author says that Randy Thigpen has secreted some papers in his desk drawer. Ms. Rosenblat pronounces it as see-krit-ed. Since secret / seekrit can not be a verb, neither can secret-ed. However, secrete / si'kreet is a verb, as is secreted. They are spelled the same, but are different parts of speech, with different meanings and are pronounced differently.
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