Barnburner, Sharon Lee
Barnburner, Sharon Lee
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Barnburner

Author: Sharon Lee

Narrator: Traci Odom

Unabridged: 5 hr 48 min

Format: Digital Audiobook Download

Publisher: Tantor Media

Published: 06/30/2020


Synopsis

Set in the 1980s, the Jennifer Pierce mystery series features a prototypical small town in Maine going through the transition from a self-reliant semi-rural mill town to distant suburb of the information age.

In Barnburner, secretary turned reporter Jennifer Pierce finds the incendiary mix of a fundamentalist preacher and an unabashedly pagan back-to-the-earth couple could be worth a story—and someone's life. When a new computer BBS pops up in town around the same time, there are complications that reach far beyond Maine, and as close as her own front door.

About Sharon Lee

Sharon Lee has been an advertising copywriter, copy editor on night-side news at a small city newspaper, reporter, photographer, and book reviewer. With her husband, Steve Miller, Sharon has written twenty-two novels of science fiction and fantasy-many of them set in the Liaden Universe®. She is also the author of the contemporary fantasy trilogy Archers Beach and the Jennifer Pierce Maine Mystery series.


Reviews

Goodreads review by Estara

I really enjoyed this glimpse into life in a small town in Maine, which I feel fairly confident is life-like as the author and her husband have been living there for some years now. It's also a look at the time of computer bulletin boards as the only lifeline to the outside for computer geeks and a t......more

Goodreads review by Dan

Very good short story. I am hoping that there will be more!......more

Very nice period mystery set in 1980s rural Maine. This is one of those more believable mysteries, where the transplanted heroine gets caught up in events around her life (she's a small town reporter) and things spiral into danger in ways all too believable. When people have secrets to protect, you......more

I enjoyed it. I have been to Portland, Maine and to Bangor. I did the channel Island tour. I liked the small town information. My mother grew up in a small town. It was similar to this one where every one knows everybody. I just moved out the city I lived in all my live to a smaller city. It has 150......more