Dang

A Humorous Mystery

De: R.D. Smith

Narrado por: Hector Carrillo

Trailer parks. Rednecks with ambition. Media coverage. Murder. Moonshine. Bootlegging. Conspiracy theories. Rasslin’ moves. Hot rods. Duct tape. Mullets and monster trucks. Homemade vehicles. Mazes. Escape tunnels. Safe rooms. Pistols and pursuing leads.

The whole town thinks Willem has already committed two murders. Why shouldn’t they believe he’s committed more?

For the past year and a half, Willem has been an outcast in his hometown. Everyone believes he’s a killer. On top of the murder accusations, his “biofuel/fertilizer” business is failing. He’s well over knee-deep in inventory with no chance of a sale in sight. When Murven, his out-of-work best buddy, volunteers to help him with his daily collection, they discover Willem is stockpiling more than he bargained for as an "entre-manure."

Once the sheriff gets involved, Willem's past and Murven's general reputation slingshot them both to the top of the list of murder suspects. With a little help from an unexpected ally, they escape custody and fight to clear their names of murder. As the news spreads, every busybody and media hog in the county—family, friend or foe—wants a piece of Willem and Murven's fifteen minutes of infamy.

A not-so-cozy Southern mystery for action & adventure and cozy mystery lovers!

©2014, 2016 Robert D Smith Jr (P)2024 Robert D Smith Jr

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I think my IQ dropped 10 points listening to this book but still very funny.

Funny- and serious at the same the time

Being the girl whose Mama never let her go to the trailer park, and I WANTED TO SO BAD, this was such an accurate description of the action that took place there!!!

Extremely entertaining beginning to end.

Unique story and entertainment while keeping you guessing. I enjoyed the unique characters of the story.

Performance was great

Good fun story but the constant repeating of “Dang” got to be very very irritating.

Felt like the Duke's a hazard mixed with gumball rally.

Not really worth the read or the listen. It was trying to be funny, but just never quite made The mark.
It was a total rip-off of Cletus Justice and his kid going after Burt Reynolds, or someone.