The Tarmaker: An Icelandic Adventure
The Tar Collection, Book 2
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The Tarmaker: An Icelandic Adventure
Narrated by:
Betty Thesky
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Narrated by:
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Betty Thesky
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Betty N. Thesky
About this listen
The Tar storyline continues as Emilia Augustine is distraught over Spike's crimes and jets off to Iceland to distract herself with a winter road trip around the frozen bitter country. The first book in the Tar collection showcased the origin of a strange new drug and it's connection to an ancient myth. The Tarmaker is about realization and confrontation, asking who you can truly trust, and what lies beneath lust, love, and betrayal. Emilia, Spike, Willem, Mick, and Marjo are all in for a curious ride.
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