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Ain't Nothin' Personal
- An Emmett Hardy Crime Novel, Book 3
- Narrated by: Bruce Sloan
- Length: 9 hrs and 9 mins
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After a kidnap-for-hire plot results in the death of a young boy, Burr police chief Emmett Hardy blames himself and has an alcohol-fueled breakdown. His life at a crossroads, Hardy checks into the hospital for treatment, only to discover upon his release that he's been suspended from duty. When a dying prisoner contacts him about a long-forgotten unsolved case, Emmett—temporarily at loose ends—begins an informal investigation.
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