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Tin God: Delta Crossroads, Book 1 Audible Audiobook – Unabridged

Johanna Fairview (Narrator), Stacy Green (Author, Publisher)
4.3 4.3 out of 5 stars 12,308 ratings
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The truth can be as deadly as any weapon.

Jaymee Ballard trusted only one person in Roselea, Mississippi with the secret of her lost daughter. When that person is brutally murdered, it leaves her with heartbreak and a slew of unanswered questions. The eerie similarity to a murder of one of Jaymee's close friends years ago causes her to realize her past has come back to haunt her and may cost her own life.

Years of deception and abuse leave Jaymee with few options and fewer allies. She turns to the widower of her friend - a man struggling with his own demons - to help her find her daughter and identify the killer before he strikes again.

Before all evidence, the truth - and Jaymee's daughter - are lost.

Tin God is an action packed romantic suspense/psychological thriller featuring a strong woman determined to find a demented serial killer and find justice for her child.

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  1. Listening Length
    11 hours and 18 minutes
  2. Author
    Stacy Green
  3. Narrator
    Johanna Fairview
  4. Audible release date
    June 17, 2014
  5. Language
    English
  6. Publisher
    Stacy Green
  7. ASIN
    B00L2N7K52
  8. Version
    Unabridged
  9. Program Type
    Audiobook
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Product details

Listening Length 11 hours and 18 minutes
Author Stacy Green
Narrator Johanna Fairview
Audible.com Release Date June 17, 2014
Publisher Stacy Green
Program Type Audiobook
Version Unabridged
Language English
ASIN B00L2N7K52
Best Sellers Rank #48,507 in Audible Books & Originals (See Top 100 in Audible Books & Originals)
#2,101 in Romantic Suspense (Audible Books & Originals)
#3,817 in Suspense (Audible Books & Originals)
#9,787 in Romantic Suspense (Books)

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Trulia Smith
5.0 out of 5 stars If You Like Taut, This One’s for You
Reviewed in the United States on April 29, 2015
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TIN GOD by Stacy Greene is the latest in a string a really good books I’ve downloaded lately. It extends the streak and assures me that great writing is alive and well.

Jaymee Ballard is a woman with a lot of problems piled on her young shoulders. It’s not bad enough that her boyfriend ran off with the rent money and that her friend/employee Rebecca Newton winds up dead. In the first chapter Jaymee is awarded the privilege of discovering that body. Yuck! That’s enough to make you lose your lunch for about the next ten years. Add in a father I so wanted to punch in the face and one big, humongous, dark secret, and you’ve got a pressure cooker that’s set to explode.

As for pacing, while the first chapter is engaging, it’s not until a couple chapters in that a twist comes out of left field and hits you in the face! It’ll have you shouting, “Wha’ happened?!!!” What can I say? Me liked! I mean, really, really!!! I was so excited that I tore through 30% of the book in one sitting. Only the need to recharge my kindle made me put it down!

As for the protagonist in this story, Jaymee is just such a dear. I became very protective of this woman trying so desperately to get her life back on track. Given her chaotic/abusive background, I well understood how much more difficult that can be. Abuse strips you of self-confidence and makes you very socially awkward most times. Consequently, she keeps quiet when she should be vocal and draw a boundary, and says too much when she should shut up! And talk about trusting the wrong people!!! Yikes!!! Ms. Green has crafted a perfect central character that we can identify with as well as empathize with what she’s going through. But the hurdles Jaymee faces are bigger than her young years and experience can handle. She needs help in solving what’s going on in her life and Rebecca’s murder, and it comes in the form of Nick Samuels. He’s a reporter that was married to Jaymee’s deceased best friend, Lana. Lana was also murdered in a similar way to Rebecca. Could there be a connection? That’s what reporter Nick Samuels aims to find out.

Tin God is an emotional, character-driven story. While the plot is strong, it’s the emotional connection we make with Jaymee that puts this one over the top and makes me so enthused about recommending. I couldn’t stop reading … and couldn’t stop being surprised! If you want to be immersed in a story that keeps you guessing and wondering what the heck is going on, this one is for you! Five stars and a standing ovation for Ms. Green. Truly a perfect read!
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Paul R DesRoches
4.0 out of 5 stars Murder mystery and inexorable romance intertwine for very good suspenseful drama
Reviewed in the United States on January 25, 2017
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My first exposure to Stacy Green is Tin God, and just after I finished it, I promptly acquired two successive books in the series and am currently mid-way through the second novel. Clearly I have enjoyed the writing style that Green has developed, and found myself at a loss to discern the outcome of the plot as it unfolded through the pages of the suspenseful tale. Without spoiling it for potential readers, I would simply say that the characterizations have been deftly accomplished by Green, and there is solid credibility in their actions, thoughts, motivations, and feelings. Difficult but typically real dysfunctional family relationships are carefully wrought among the main players of the story, and just enough main characters are presented to make it rather easily digested by the reader. It is a woeful tale in many regards since it is a murder mystery, where friendships are lost to violent and inexplicable entanglements with an unknown assailant, and the identity of said killer remains an elusive but penetrating mystery throughout the novel. Our main character, a young woman of persistence and impatience must overcome her own demons and painful past losses to work with her newly established confidant, an investigative reporter from a big city, to unravel the many details that surrounded the deaths of those they both loved for different reasons. There is genuine buildup of suspense, with a sense of foreboding and anxiousness that the reader finds him/herself engorged with as tensions build and efforts lead to ever greater risks to personal harm in the struggle to vindicate the senseless losses they each sustained. Inevitably there is closure for the protagonists, and a budding relationship that emerges from the intensity of emotions that underlie the behaviors of the actors, which makes for a thoroughly satisfying plot development. Green is expert at just the right amount of delicacy in presenting the very personal emotional side of things for the characters, creating realistic and interesting and even compelling personalities throughout the book. Highly recommended, with some violence, but not grisly nor gory to an excessive degree.
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Deb
5.0 out of 5 stars Great Read
Reviewed in the United States on January 20, 2024
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I liked the twists and turns of the plot with the shocking twist towards the end of the book. I was shocked when the murderer was revealed in a nail biting ending. I think this is one of Stacy Green's best spun tales, well written with no grammatical or spelling errors that my eagle error eye could find.
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Mike Hovis
3.0 out of 5 stars A Good Story That Needs A Good Proof Reader
Reviewed in the United States on June 15, 2015
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The Tin God is a very good story. There is lots of suspense and lots of action. When I finished the final chapter, the scene at the cemetery, I came away with a wistful happy kind of sadness.

I would have given the book 5 stars were it not for the apparent lack of proofreading of the final draft. I can't believe how many grammatical errors there are; errors such as wrong verb tenses, subject and predicate not agreeing in number, and other mistakes that should have been caught and corrected before publication. If the errors in grammar were the author's attempt at southern vernacular she needs to devise another way to do it. It was very distracting. My 6th grade English teacher would have bled all over this paper with her ever present red pen.

That rant out of the way, this book is worth reading. I'll read more from Stacy Green. I just hope she gets a proof reader 😉
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V M
5.0 out of 5 stars Goof plot and fast paced
Reviewed in India on June 26, 2017
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Well written with a good plot and fast paced.. found it difficult to put it down the last few chapters.
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Sheryn Partington
5.0 out of 5 stars Trust is Blind
Reviewed in Australia on December 1, 2022
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This has been in my library for a while, wish I’d read it sooner. Sometimes the most trusted are the least to be trusted and the love of a family wrought with secrets and animosity. Never saw the end until the end love a physiological thriller that throws in twist beyond the perception of who is who and who has done what. Excellent reading
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Ronald N D
5.0 out of 5 stars Super mystery, a real page turner.
Reviewed in Canada on February 21, 2016
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A bit slow off the blocks, but then the suspense starts reasonably early. A double love story, multiple murders, and a host of suspects makes for a riveting story that builds and builds, and keeps you guessing right to the end. I bet no one will guess who the murderer is until you're hit with the realization it can't be anyone else. Coupled with some dyslectic family types and various hypocrites, the story will absolutely captivate you I'm sure, You need to pay attention with this one, though, as there are clues here and there, albeit rather subtle, which may give you the killer before the book does.
WHAT A SUPERLATIVE MYSTERY!!!
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Luli
2.0 out of 5 stars No todas las piezas encajan...
Reviewed in Spain on January 3, 2015
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Al final me ha decepcionado.
Aunque la historia empezó muy bien, el problema con el suspense es que una vez que se descubre el misterio, si no está a la altura de la historia se la termina cargando, y aquí ha sido así.
El final no me ha convencido, no me lo he creído, no me ha cuadrado…ha sido todo muy forzado, muchos porqué sin contestar y demasiadas “lagunas” cuando miras “atrás” en la historia para hacer encajar las piezas.
No me ha convencido.
Por otro lado, lo que empezó como una historia interesante sobre adopciones ilegales con un trasfondo religioso, acaba siendo un melodrama de telenovela. Muy poco personajes para “repartirse” tanto drama.
El final tampoco me convence, creo que la autora se mete en unos jardines de los que es imposible salir airosa.
Ver spoiler 1.
El romance está bien aunque tampoco es nada del otro mundo, y sigo pensando que no debería haber sido tan melodramático. Ver spoiler 2
En fin, que la máxima de que “menos es más” aquí no ha sido aplicada. Todo es hiper-dramático y eso generalmente me cansa y hace que la historia pierda credibilidad.
Mucho drama, y poca acción y menos explicaciones.
Sorry!

*SPOILER 1*
Decidir que una madre, después de estar 8 años buscando su bebé robado, renuncie a él o no, es algo tan radical, personal y doloroso que jamás me plantearía escribir el final o la resolución de esa decisión.

*SPOILER 2*
Ha sido demasiado, ella se enamora del viudo de su mejor amiga, y además el hermano de su amiga, y cuñado del viudo, está enamorado de ella…demasiado…
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Claire Monks
4.0 out of 5 stars wirth reading
Reviewed in France on December 3, 2014
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Well written whodunnit with a good plot. I would read parts 2 & 3. Some good twists and characters but not quite as gripping as the best sellers.
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