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Ken Oder

Author of The Closing

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Works by Ken Oder

The Closing (2014) 55 copies
Old Wounds to the Heart (2015) 12 copies
Keeping the Promise (2020) 6 copies
Alegato final (2017) 2 copies

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Murder, They Wrote: Four SkipJack Mysteries (2015) — Contributor — 10 copies

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1967. Sheriff Coleman Grundy is called to the scene of a killing. That of Betty Lou Mundy, who he finds dead in her front yard, and her husband, Leland, on the porch with a gun. The gun that probably killed her.
But is all as it seems. The story involves betrayal and secrets within families, with a multitude of well-drawn characters. Can Grundy find the answers before it is too late.
A interesting and well-written crime story
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Vesper1931 | Jul 29, 2021 |
The story held me enough to continue reading, but the writing and plot were disappointing. It is a first novel and it was pretty good considering, but I don't understand the awards and high average rating. I suppose part of my dislike was the tragic story of people making bad choices and suffering along with some terrible people doing terrible things. Even so, I would have rated it higher if the story had been told better. It seemed fragmented and the pieces didn't fit together realistically for me.… (more)
 
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ajlewis2 | 1 other review | Jul 11, 2018 |
The story is about Nate Abbit, a washed out prosecutor, turned defense attorney. His fear of aging, depression- heck, due to his mid-life crisis, he made mistakes that cost him his job and reputation. Add the constant beckoning of alcohol and you have his life in a nutshell. Later he's dropped into a murder case that has so many twists and turns, his head spins! But Nate's known for making his own rules; can he come up with a legal plan to save himself as well as a possibly innocent man?

The Closing is a suspense-filled novel that will leave you guessing on every character you meet. You wonder if the mother, the ex-wife or the dirty cop had anything to do with it- but which it? There's so much dirt and reasons for people to kill that you won't know who to suspect.

*For the full book review:http://tinyurl.com/zh4x9v4
**Audiobook provided by Ken Oder and Audible.com, for an honest review.
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AReneeHunt | 1 other review | Jun 30, 2016 |

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