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Three Twisted Stories: Go Deep, Necessary Women, and Remmy Rothstein Toes the Line
Author: Karin Slaughter
Narrator: Kathleen Early
Unabridged: 4 hr 28 min
Format: Digital Audiobook
Publisher: Blackstone Audiobooks
Published: 02/10/2015
Synopsis
This genre-bending collection proves that not only is Karin Slaughter one of the best crime novelists in America (Washington Post), shes one of todays very best writersperiod. From the hallucinatory noir novella Go Deep to the twisted short stories Necessary Women and Remmy Rothstein Toes the Line, this collection showcases the New York Times bestselling authors dark humor, limitless imagination, and masterly command of voice and character. Go Deep Growing up dirt poor, Charlie Lam worked hard to make something of himself, and now a lot of people depend on him: sixty-eight employees at his Atlanta auto dealership, eleven shiftless siblings, an ungrateful wife, a spoiled daughter, and a shameless girlfriend. Who could blame him for wanting a little extra? The arrangement is supposed to be simple, but soon Charlie is in deeper trouble than he could have imagined. Necessary Women In a border town between Georgia and Alabama, in a tiny house, a fourteen-year-old girl watches her thirty-year-old mother die. Her father, a long-haul trucker who is away for weeks at a time, is absent. A week before she died, the girls mother warned her not to make the same mistakes she did. Now her father tells her shes the woman of the house and must do all the necessary duties of a woman: cleaning, cooking, laundry. But she wont end up like her motherno matter what. Remmy Rothstein Toes the Line An intrepid adjudicator of world records, Mindy Patel has met many strange people. But theyre no match for the Swampers of the Georgia bayou. Mindy has braved the oppressive August heat in search of Remmy Rothstein, the Cajun Jew. If the photos are accurate, she might be about to certify Remmy as the world-record holder for longest tongue in the world. But even Remmys half-brotherthe worlds only one-legged, albino, Jewish African Americancant prepare Mindy for an eyeful of Remmy: a man who measures up to his singular reputation in ways that will change the course of Mindys life.
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About the Author
American born author, Karin Slaughter, became an overnight success with her first novel in 2001, Blindsighted. It was an international success, being published in about 30 languages. It made the final cut for the Crime Writer's Association's Dagger Award for best first novel. Slaughter has a total of sixteen novels, and her newest novel, The Kept Woman, was published in 2016.
Slaughter was born in a small southern Georgia town, but now resides in big city Atlanta. She is a participant in the DeKalb County "Save the Libraries" program. All of her novels are currently in development for film and television