The Moon Rises at Dawn: A Copper Daniels Short Story
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Narrated by:
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Kerri Owens
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By:
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Marcy McKay
About this listen
I Watch ‘em Haul Her to Jail...
“Me and Mama wake beneath the Warrior Angel statue at the cemetery to all the screaming and craziness. A judge’s body is missing from his grave. They can’t have the funeral. The cops blame Mama for snatching it. I watch ‘em haul her off to jail. What about me? I better find that body fast...before I die alone on the streets.”
Fans of Room and The Lovely Bones will enjoy Pennies from Burger Heaven.
Awards:
- 2016 USA Best Book Awards Finalist General Fiction
- 2016 Winner - Shelf Unbound
Series Listening Order:
- Pennies from Burger Heaven (number one)
- Bones and Lies Between Us (number two)
- Stars Among the Dead (novella)
- The Moon Rises at Dawn (short story)
- Beyond the Empty Grave (number three)
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