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Slurry

By: Josh Boldt
Narrated by: Virtual Voice
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Virtual voice is computer-generated narration for audiobooks.

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 Amazon Top 100 in Southern Fiction

Caught up in the narcotics trade of rural Appalachia, nineteen-year-old Willa Taylor vanishes from her parents’ home in Eastern Kentucky. The region has fallen on hard times. A once booming coal industry is in decline. In its wake the drug business has taken over. Locals say narcotics are devastating Appalachia faster than strip mining ever could. When Lexington private detective Cal Tyson is hired to find the missing girl, he discovers a small mountain town cut off from the rest of society, suspicious of outsiders, and controlled by the influence of Big Coal. Can he find Willa before she falls victim to the regional powerbrokers and the vices they push? Crime Fiction Detective Mystery Private Investigators Southern Southern States United States World Literature Fiction Suspense Appalachian
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I liked everything about this story and I will most definitely listen to it again. But what I loved most was were it all took place. I can't wait to hear more of your books about KY.

Kentucky, Where you can always find a story

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Just because a computer can sound human doesn’t mean it can read with any skill. I’m starting to think the writing was also computer generated because the characters were so bland I didn’t have empathy for any of them.

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