Bloody Backwater
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Bloody Backwater
Narrated by:
Alan Bruun
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Narrated by:
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Alan Bruun
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By:
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Greg Hansen
About this listen
Jack Coletree is a serial killer. Tina Jean Plumb is a serial killer. After unusual circumstances - very unusual circumstances - bring them together, the bodies start piling up in the backwater town of Trident, Texas.
When Tina decides to get out of town and start a new life, she has to decide who she can trust. It turns out that the obvious answer isn’t always the right answer.
Author notes: The plot of this story has more twists than a corkscrew. You will not be able to figure out the ending until…well…the ending. There are also a lot of hardened criminals in this story, so it makes ample use of profanity.
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