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Ancient Ones
- An Emmett Parker and Anna Turnipseed Mystery
- Narrated by: Stefan Rudnicki
- Series: Emmett Parker and Anna Turnipseed, Book 3
- Length: 11 hrs and 57 mins
- Unabridged Audiobook
- Categories: Literature & Fiction, World Literature
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Publisher's Summary
Though there are signs of foul play, BIA investigator Emmett Quanah Parker and FBI special agent Anna Turnipseed aren't looking for a killer - the remains dug out of a riverbank by an illegal fossil hunter are 14,000 years old. Parker and Turnipseed are sent to Central Oregon as official witnesses to the examination of John Day Man, as he is dubbed, for the bones have quickly provoked a controversy that threatens to erupt into violence: the skeleton is not Native American but distinctly Caucasian, shattering long-held tenets concerning who the first inhabitants of this continent were.
Emmett, with his Comanche and white ancestry, and Anna, a reservation-born Modoc with Asian blood, share a sensitivity to both parties' concerns - and a forbidden attraction that's causing them professional and personal problems. They've broken the unwritten law that partners should never get emotionally involved. Having crossed that line, Emmett and Anna are too distracted by each other to see the escalating suspicion and fear around them when a young tribal anthropologist is swallowed by the misty night - and within hours of her disappearance the fossil hunter who discovered the skeleton is found disemboweled.
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- Colorfulspinner
- 05-28-21
Contemporary Native American mystery 5 stars
Latest in a series about an investigator with The Bureau of Indian Affairs. A Native Apache Indian who must unravel the murder of fellow Indian. A mixture of suspense and cultural Native American beliefs. Well written who done it!
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- cdo
- 05-10-21
Too Many Gory Scenes
I chose this book because of the location. I have spent most of my lifetime in the Columbia River Gorge. This story was embarrassing. First of all, the repeated pronunciation of The Dalles as the “Dolls”.
Cannibals ? Really? Ridiculous. The sexual aspect between the two main characters was boring.
Well, I guess you get that I didn’t like this book at all.
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- lindam@islands.vi
- 06-24-21
Too Bloody
This one while developing the characters more was needlessly bloody and violent. Too bad because extended and repeated violence did little to further the plot. Sometimes more is not better. If you like the series and are not too squeamish then go ahead. Narrator is excellent with varied voices.
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- Linda Williams
- 07-23-21
Different kind of story.
The story was fine. It was the numerous times Starbucks was mentioned that made me wonder if the author received any appreciation from that company.
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- Debbie
- 01-29-21
Evil Goes to New Heights
When skeletal remains are unburied from a riverbank by an illegal fossil hunter, Parker and Turnipseed are called in to investigate as to whether or not the body is of Indian origin. The claim is that it is 14,000 years old and of Caucasian decent. (I don't buy the idea that the earth is that old, nor do I buy the Darwin theory of evolution. But thankfully this book doesn't really push any of these. The American Indians have their own beliefs about creationism, although many of them are actually Christians.) There is a convergence of evil spirits from those rooted in paganism to those belonging to various Indian tribes. I find it very interesting to learn about the tribal customs and beliefs, but I my stomach turns at the pagan ones. Being a Christian, I am very aware that demons are real, and anyone who believes otherwise is foolish. The Indians care for their native lands and their love of the God that they found in nature, prior to missionaries coming to America, to me is proof that they KNEW the Lord. The background of the pagan priest in this story with a history of being a Christian missionary is a sickening tale. Although there are some gruesome things going on in this book, it is very well done, without as much language, blood and sex as you might think. The story between Anna and Emmett is extremely well done, and I found myself welling up with tears as their relationship took an unexpected turn. Again, I was up until the wee hours as this tale keep me awake and I had to finish the book. Excellent story and exceptional ending.
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- Karen
- 06-26-10
Excellent novel and narration
i'm delighted to have found anna and emmett and will listen to the rest of the series; impressive and professional narration.
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- Kindle Customer
- 04-28-22
Narrator should have done more research!
I enjoyed the storyline, even though there were times I had to go back to figure out who was who. But as an Oregonian, I was offended that the narrator did not do any research to figure out how to pronounce city names and place names that were horribly mispronounced. It was very irritating to have an author write a story about a specific area and not have the narrator care enough to pronounce names correctly. Specifically: the Dalles, Kaneeta, and the list goes on.
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- Janice R. Corbett
- 04-21-22
Turk Mitchell fail this time
I have enjoyed previous Kurt Mitchell books but this one didn’t do it. His idea of sexual abuse is not acceptable. Once you go through this have a difficult time to recover and cannot be taken seriously . This book made it seem silly in the therapist was ridiculous. Jann no h huh
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- Richard Warner
- 03-20-22
Great read
Could not put this one down, the story and drama sucked me right into it.
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- Rhonda L.
- 02-14-22
Great book
I am really enjoying these books. The characters are believable. The insanity was believable. I’m learning so much about the Native American culture. Will continue to read Kirk Mitchell.