Copper River

De: William Kent Krueger

Narrado por: David Chandler

Part Irish, part Native-American, Sheriff Cork O'Connor serves the remote territory of Tamarack County, Minnesota. But big trouble is brewing: a powerful man believes O'Connor killed his son. Now there's a price on the sheriff's head and a bullet in his leg. He finds refuge with his cousin, Jewell, and her teenage son, Ren, in their tiny Michigan town. But when Ren and his friends are threatened, O'Connor must risk his cover to find out why.

Copper River opens with a terrifying scene that sets the tone for the suspense that grows stronger with each succeeding chapter. The narrator's taut performance underscores O'Connor's vulnerability and his vigilance.

Author William Kent Krueger has won two Anthony Awards for his gripping Cork O'Connor mysteries. Set in remote areas of the northwest, each book in the series launches the Minnesota lawman into challenges that push his endurance to new limits.

©2006 William Kent Krueger (P)2006 Recorded Books LLC

Reseñas de la Crítica

"Krueger has moved to the head of the crime fiction class." (Chicago Sun-Times)
"Minnesota has a become a hotbed of hard-boiled crime fiction, and the Cork O'Connor novels are among the best." (Booklist)

Great

This is one of the best I have Read

OUTSTANDING! All Around!

This wonderfully suspenseful, flirty, teasing story between Cork and his delightful assistant was refreshing. Cork remains a faithful family man while away from his wife and children without losing the ability to accept and respect a lovely "Jason Bourne"-type-abilities partner. This story was different. The loving and altruistic focus on a much neglected segment of our society was delightful. WKK portrayed youth truthfully while emphasizing their intelligence, resourcefulness and loyalty with great respect. I love all the mysteries so far, but I'd have to say this is one of my favorites.

Copper River

I’m having a great time getting to know the world of Cork O’Conner. Really good follow-up to Mercy Falls, great story.

Best one yet!

Running from the hitmen sent after him by an angry and confused father, Cork takes a bullet in the leg. Unable to go to a hospital, he falls back on family in the form of a cousin, Jewell Dubois, who just happens to be a veterinarian. Holed up at her wilderness resort, he hopes to lay low while the police prove that he wasn't the one who killed Lou Jakobi's son.

But this is Cork O'Connor we're talking about. Ren, Jewell's son, is with a couple of friends when one of them sees a body floating down Copper River. No one else sees it and Ren is more inclined to think it was a log, but then his friend Charlie's father is found bludgeoned to death, and Charlie is missing. Two days later, his other friend, Stash, is hit by a car. Is someone coming for him next?

This takes up where the last book seemed to leave us hanging over the abyss of unfinished story land. I started this while driving out of town and as luck would have it, hadn't downloaded the second half of the book! I almost cried. Copper River is one of the best books in the series so far - I love the intensity of family and friendship this work includes. The action isn't bad either. Hopefully Jewell and Ren will return in another book.

The narrator for this series is a good fit. You really feel like it's Cork O'Connor you're listening tell the tale.

The beautiful writing and believable Characters are what earns five stars!

Every book this writer writes is well crafted! His use of metaphor and foreshadowing make it nearly impossible to put his books down!

Another winner

I love this series! Never disappointed & this one especially had me holding my breath to see what cliff lay ahead… on to the next adventure

Copper River

Looking for a good series? Here ya go!

Cork O'Connor is a former Chicago policeman living in Aurora, Minnesota. Told in flashback early in the series, we learn he lost his role as sheriff. Cork finds himself caught up in investigations regardless as he can't, and doesn't want to, shed the cop that is in his blood. Murder and mayhem abound. The plots are excellent and very creative.

You will be reminded of Joe Pickett because David Chandler narrates the Cork O'Connor and the Joe Pickett series, and the characters are similar. Strong alpha males with soft hearts.

Enjoy! Highly recommended.

another fantastic cork o'cooer book!

just a terrific book with david chandlers fantastc narration!

15 more words? hmm? well i deeply love my partner of the last 27 years! and sme feels the same. thank you gina for all these blissful years!

Excellence again by Wm Krueger & David Chandler

The book was fast moving and edge of your seat exciting. Couldn't put it down. Interesting twists & turns with our hero & heroin. D Chandler do does an excellent narration.

Great.

William Kent Krueger never disappoints. We , my husband and I listen together. We both love this series.