Burn an Anna Pigeon novel

Previous installments in the series have found Anna moving from one national park to another, solving the crimes that seem to follow her from place to place, but this time she is in New Orleans, staying with a friend, when, believe it or not, somebody tries to put a hex on her.~Publishers Weekly.

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Main Author: Barr, Nevada
Other Authors: Bean, Joyce
Format: Audiobooks Audiobook (CD)
Language:English
Published: Grand Haven, Mich. : Brilliance Audio, [2010]
Edition:Unabridged.
Series:Barr, Nevada. Anna Pigeon novel ; 16.
Brilliance Audio on compact disc.
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Summary:Previous installments in the series have found Anna moving from one national park to another, solving the crimes that seem to follow her from place to place, but this time she is in New Orleans, staying with a friend, when, believe it or not, somebody tries to put a hex on her.~Publishers Weekly.
Recovering from recent emotional trauma, National Park Service ranger Anna Pigeon goes to New Orleans to visit her friend, Geneva, only to become the target of a dark curse, prompting her to investigate what it has to do with a fugitive mother accused ofkilling her family.
Item Description:Compact discs.
Duration: 12:00:00.
Physical Description:10 audio discs (12 hr.) : digital ; 4 3/4 in.
Issued also on MP3 and Playaway.
Playing Time:13:00:00
Production Credits:Director, Stephen Helderman.
ISBN:9781441816016 : CMD
1441816011 : CMD
9781441816023
144181602X
9781469292311
1469292319
Author Notes:Nevada Barr was born on March 1, 1952. She is the author of a series of mysteries involving national parks. She draws on her own experience as a National Park Service ranger to thrill readers with the majesty of nature. Anna Pigeon, the heroine of such novels as A Superior Death and Endangered Species, is a rough-and-tough ranger who left the wilds of New York for the great outdoors, and is modeled after Barr.

Barr began writing in 1978, garnering national attention with the publication in 1993 of Track of the Cat, which won both the Agatha and Anthony awards for Best First Mystery Novel. Her novels are known for breathtaking descriptions of nature, diverse settings, and a no-nonsense heroine. She also provides frequently unflattering portrayals of the National Park Service.

Her works include 13 1/2, Winterstudy, Borderline, Burn, The Rope and Destroyer Angel.

(Bowker Author Biography)