Where the Hurt Is

De: Chris Kelsey

Narrado por: Doug Greene

It’s an unseasonably hot April night in 1965. The social revolutions rocking America have mostly bypassed Burr, a tiny rural community in Western Oklahoma. Like much of the state, Burr remains as it’s always been: religious. Conservative. And 100 percent white.

When an unknown young African American woman is found murdered on the railroad tracks outside town, most of Burr would rather look the other way. The town’s police chief, troubled local hero and ex-Marine Emmett Hardy, doesn’t have that luxury. A lover of books and jazz in the land of football and country and Western, Emmett is an outsider in a place he knows like the back of his hand.

In his search for the killer, he’s forced to slice through layers of hate and hypocrisy to confront the ethical rot at the town’s core while being haunted by the vision of a life and love that might have been.

©2018 Black Rose Writing (P)2018 Beacon Audiobooks

Decent book

Being from Oklahoma this seriously drive me crazy with the geographical inaccuracies…. However it is a work of fiction, so I have to look past this….. this narrator changes inflection and his voice with each chapter change and makes it difficult to follow when trying to multitask by listening to this book and driving at the same time! All that said, the storyline is pretty good and I will try to listen to other books by this author.

Rich flavor of literature

Couldn’t get enough of this wonderful literature. Being from Oklahoma, it was such a rich wonderful taste for the ears to hear our wonderful state painted through vibrant descriptions of the hillside, the mountains and our red clay dirt as a nice background.

Interesting with a Mystery

Interesting, mysterious and Heartwarming. Well worth sharing and I look forward to finding more from this author and narrator.

The chief

I enjoyed the story it was entertaining a bit drawn out at times I am sure I would of enjoyed it 10 times more with a good reader I did not like him at all I felt like he did not do the book justice. I will not buy another book with him as the reader no matter how good I think it might be.

Good Book

Great story. I'm from Oklahoma and that is why I chose the book.
Narration made it hard to get through.