Cobwebs

De: Mary Coley

Narrado por: Reagan Boggs

When Jamie Aldrich was 11 years old, she and her siblings spent the summer with her great aunt Elizabeth. She doesn't remember what happened during that visit, and she's avoided Pawhuska, OK, ever since. But when Elizabeth calls her 30 years later, begging her to come, Jamie arrives to find her great aunt frail and agitated, inexplicably claiming that her entire life was a sham.

Now, Elizabeth lies in a coma after what looks like an attempt on her life. Although Jamie has no idea who would want to harm her aunt, it's clear that the danger hasn't passed. Threatening notes appear in the house. Jamie meets with several strange 'accidents.' And the longer she stays, the more she feels like she can't trust anyone in Pawhuska, not even Sam, the first man she's had feelings for since her husband died.

Will Jamie be able to discover the truth before both she and Elizabeth are silenced forever?

This mystery, set in the present day in the old town of Pawhuska, Oklahoma, gives the listener a chilling introduction to some forgotten history of the Osage Nation, circa 1920s. Back then, the Twenties "roared" and oil was being discovered everywhere in northern Oklahoma. Savvy Osages had seen to it that the property they bought from the Cherokee Nation for their reservation, included not just surface rights, but all mineral rights. The Boom made them wealthy, and attracted unscrupulous persons who preyed upon them. The murders and kidnapping attracted national attention, and became the first case investigated by the newly formed FBI. Cobwebs delves into hidden family history, and present day deceptions and vendettas.

©2014 Mary Coley (P)2017 Mary Coley

Finding History about your heritage

This is a fantastic story
It has a lot of historical information. It is well worth listening to.I couldn't wait to hear more. I highly recommend it to anyone who loves a historical story.

I only stopped to sleep!

What a great book! I loved the suspense and possibilities of this mystery! Thank you Mary Coley!

And Reagan Boggs was wonderful! I became totally immersed in the story. Loved it!

Kathleen Holeman, narrator and jazz musician

This historical fiction kept me listening

Cobwebs kept me occupied and interested all the way through the story. I’ll be looking for another Mary Coley story soon.

Creepy Cobwebs

The suspenseful story uncovers secrets so deep that the FBI was created to uncover them! I read the book before listening to the audible version, and I was quite pleased with the way Reagan Boggs breathed life into the characters. Her calm, light southern drawl reminded me of my cousins in rural Oklahoma. I've already read the next two books in the series and look for to hearing the audible versions of those!

Great Story!

Excellent story and very well written. It kept me awake at night, as I didn’t want to stop listening.
I can’t wait to continue the series!

Nice mix of fiction and historical fact

This was a good mystery story with a foundation on real historical facts about the Osage people in Oklahoma. As with so many Native American historical facts, what happened to the Osage people was horrible. This story entwined that historical fact into a fictional story about Jamie and her forgotten childhood past. The story was well written and kept me listening to see what happened and who was behind it all. Nice historical recap at the end about the history of the Osage people and the tragedies they endured. Certainly worth reading or listening to.