Tom Lichtenberg likes to do things in groups. In February 2008, he dropped three short books — all complete — in the same day here on Podiobooks.com. And today, he’s doing that again. Well, only two books.
The first is Squatter With a Lexus:
Pearson Holmes disappeared a long time ago, leaving behind a potentially valuable safety deposit box. Freddy the Freegan is the first to stumble across the mystery, but soon a whole cast of characters are out to find the key and claim the treasure before time runs out and the contents are forfeit to the state. Who will solve the riddle of the Squatter with a Lexus?
The book is complete with six episodes. So get a default feed if you want them all, or take a custom feed and we’ll space them out for you. And keep reading, because I’m making the another one live next!
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November 10th, 2009 at 7:38 am
Gee whiz..If someone is compelled to leave such a low rating..shouldn’t they be compelled to at least explain why?
November 10th, 2009 at 9:53 pm
It does make you wonder. As the writer, it’d be more helpful if people had to leave a comment when they leave a rating. It’s okay if you don’t like it. It’s okay to say so, too. On iTunes you can check the rater’s other ratings – I’ve often found “rater-haters” that way (they leave a trail of low ratings behind them).
November 16th, 2009 at 8:57 pm
Well, I listened to this novella and rated it, and I can say I really enjoyed it. It was well-written and unique and the narration was subdued, which fit the story. A good little book. Thank you.
July 15th, 2012 at 5:52 am
OK so I have to admit to being dumb!
I have listened to all six episodes.
I have listened to the last one minute five times
………. and I still don’t understand the ending. Surely this is a NON ending.
Please explain this story to me as if I understood it it could be a four star award (five stars if it had been better audio quality)