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    Dead in Winter
    Shelter in Place
    Audiobook series2 titles

    Shelter in Place Series

    Written by Deborah D. Moore

    Narrated by Brian Hutchison and Marni Penning

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    About this series

    Hell is hot … but Hell, MN, is freezing cold.

    Ezra Collins, part-time snow plow driver and reluctant mayor of Hell, Minnesota, thought this winter would be like any other winter: move the snow, drink beer, and help the tourists take pictures to prove they’ve been to Hell and back.

    And it was …

    Until the snow kept falling, the temperatures dropped to the point that Hell really did freeze over, and the tourists weren’t what they seemed to be.

    Then the bodies started to pile up.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherHighbridge Company
    Release dateAug 25, 2020
    Dead in Winter
    Shelter in Place

    Titles in the series (2)

    • 1

      Shelter in Place
      Shelter in Place

      Shelter in Place

      Deborah D. Moore
      5/5 - 2 ratings
      5/5 - 2 ratings

      The government is after someone, but who-and why? As the small resort town of Kapac, Ohio, prepares for their annual August festivities, another preparation is underway of a more malicious nature. A suspicious toxic spill on the only road in or out, by unknown agents, quarantines the town and threatens not only its livelihood, but also its very life. Shut off from everything, nearly a thousand trapped residents-with only a limited local food supply-lose power, and with that, city water and sewage, and then communications. The government is the only entity powerful enough to pull this off, but why? Who are they after? Undersheriff Casey WhiteCloud has his hands full when he is the only law left in town during the incident. When a serial killer emerges, the scared, hungry, and increasingly angry population turns on each other. And then the heat gets turned up. Literally. And people start to die.

      The government is after someone, but who-and why? As the small resort town of Kapac, Ohio, prepares for their annual August festivities, another preparation is underway of a more malicious nature. A suspicious toxic spill on the only road in or out, by unknown agents, quarantines the town and threatens not only its livelihood, but also its very life. Shut off from everything, nearly a thousand trapped residents-with only a limited local food supply-lose power, and with that, city water and sewage, and then communications. The government is the only entity powerful enough to pull this off, but why? Who are they after? Undersheriff Casey WhiteCloud has his hands full when he is the only law left in town during the incident. When a serial killer emerges, the scared, hungry, and increasingly angry population turns on each other. And then the heat gets turned up. Literally. And people start to die.

    • 2

      Dead in Winter
      Dead in Winter

      Dead in Winter

      Deborah D. Moore
      3/5 - 1 rating
      3/5 - 1 rating

      Hell is hot … but Hell, MN, is freezing cold. Ezra Collins, part-time snow plow driver and reluctant mayor of Hell, Minnesota, thought this winter would be like any other winter: move the snow, drink beer, and help the tourists take pictures to prove they’ve been to Hell and back. And it was … Until the snow kept falling, the temperatures dropped to the point that Hell really did freeze over, and the tourists weren’t what they seemed to be. Then the bodies started to pile up.

      Hell is hot … but Hell, MN, is freezing cold. Ezra Collins, part-time snow plow driver and reluctant mayor of Hell, Minnesota, thought this winter would be like any other winter: move the snow, drink beer, and help the tourists take pictures to prove they’ve been to Hell and back. And it was … Until the snow kept falling, the temperatures dropped to the point that Hell really did freeze over, and the tourists weren’t what they seemed to be. Then the bodies started to pile up.

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