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Junker Blues

An Emmett Hardy Crime Novel, Book 4

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Junker Blues

By: Chris Kelsey
Narrated by: Bruce Sloan
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It's August 1974. The oil-producing states of the Middle East refuse to sell their oil to the United States, igniting a worldwide economic crisis. What's a catastrophe for some is, for the residents of at least one small town, an opportunity: Burr, Oklahoma sits atop a sea of oil. The embargo sparks an increase in local drilling, resulting in an economic boom. Of course, the newfound prosperity comes with a price; Burr begins to experience problems once almost exclusively associated with big cities: illegal drugs, sexual assault, and a skyrocketing murder rate.

When a disabled young man is found shot to death in the back row of a drive-in movie theater, Burr's police chief, Emmett Hardy, considers it an isolated act of depravity. As the dominos fall, however, Emmett realizes he might be searching for a type of killer who, in 1974, had yet to be named-someone who kills repeatedly, savagely, and seemingly at random. Hardy searches for the culprit even as old habits cloud his mind and clues to the killer's identity go unnoticed. The trail circles back and becomes a noose. It's up to Emmett to cut himself down before it's too late.

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Chief Emmet Hardy is Burr’s police chief, finds his once peaceful town is now no longer a quiet place. Becoming a boom oil town, typical of rural communities in that time. Innocence is lost, as Emmett realises a serial killer is in Burr, when a disabled young man is found shot to death in the back row of a drive-in movie theatre . in more ways than one as Hardy pursues what appears to be a serial killer. Collaborating with his police force, the OSBI, and fighting his own demons, in pursuit of a criminal, Hardy makes the connections that no one else does.

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