Ride the Pink Horse by Dorothy B. Hughes audiobook

Ride the Pink Horse

By Dorothy B. Hughes
Directed by Cassandra de Cuir
Read by Stefan Rudnicki

Skyboat Media

Unabridged

Format : Retail CD (In Stock)
  • $34.95

    ISBN: 9781483032641

  • $29.95

    ISBN: 9781483032634

Runtime: 7.50 Hours
Category: Fiction/Mystery & Detective
Audience: Adult
Language: English

Summary

Summary

During Fiesta, three desperate men converge in a perilous New Mexico town

It takes four days for Sailor to travel to New Mexico by bus. He arrives broke, sweaty, and ready to get what's his. It's the annual Fiesta, and the locals burn an effigy of Zozobra so that their troubles follow the mythical character into the fire. But for former senator Willis Douglass, trouble is just beginning.

Sailor was Willis' personal secretary when his wife died in an apparent robbery gone wrong. Only Sailor knows it was Willis who ordered her murder, and he's agreed to keep his mouth shut in exchange for a little bit of cash. On Sailor's tail is a cop who wants the senator for more than a payoff. As Fiesta rages on, these three men will circle one another in a dance of death, as they chase truth, money, and revenge.

Editorial Reviews

Editorial Reviews

“Hughes is the master we keep turning to.” Sara Paretsky, New York Times bestselling author
“In this excellent novel Dorothy Hughes has given us a sympathetic study of the development of a criminal.” New York Times
“Nobody but Dorothy Hughes can cast suspense into such an uncanny spell, and she’s never done it better.” San Francisco Chronicle

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Author Bio: Dorothy B. Hughes

Author Bio: Dorothy B. Hughes

Dorothy B. Hughes (1904–1993) was a mystery author, award-winning poet, and literary critic. She published fourteen novels, the best known of which are In a Lonely Place and Ride the Pink Horse. Both were made into successful films. Her work had a major influence on other mystery writers of the postwar era, and the movies they inspired remain among the most respected of their genre. She was especially influential on the next two generations of female mystery writers. In the early 1950s, she largely stopped writing fiction, preferring to focus on criticism. She reviewed mysteries for the Los Angeles Times, New York Herald Tribune, and other papers and earned an Edgar Award for Outstanding Mystery Criticism. In 1978 the Mystery Writers of America presented her with the Grand Master Award for literary achievement.

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Available Formats : Retail CD, MP3 CD
Category: Fiction/Mystery & Detective
Runtime: 7.50
Audience: Adult
Language: English