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    Silence Is Golden
    Silence Is Golden
    Silence Is Golden
    Audiobook6 hours

    Silence Is Golden

    Written by Shannon Esposito

    Narrated by Stephanie Einstein

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    About this audiobook

    When a St. Pete native is killed in a hit and run, pet psychic Darwin Winters gets a vision from the victim's prized golden retriever that leads her to believe it was no accident. As suspects start piling up, Darwin finds herself in the middle of the dead woman's family and friends, not knowing who she can trust.

    Stories of artifacts and pirate legends, strange disturbances at the Pinellas Point Indian Mound, and show dog shenanigans all add up to one thing . . . motive for murder. Can Darwin separate family secrets from cover-ups and lies to dig up the truth? Or will it be silenced forever along with the victim?
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherTantor Media, Inc
    Release dateApr 9, 2019
    ISBN9781977343215
    Silence Is Golden
    Author

    Shannon Esposito

    Shannon Esposito lives in a magical gulf coast town with fluorescent sunsets, purple dragonflies and the occasional backyard alligator. Her mysteries transport readers to Florida without the hefty price of airfare. She shares this little corner of paradise with her husband, twin boys and dogs. If she’s not writing, you'll find her coddling one of the above, hiding with a book or daydreaming with her toes in the sand.

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