P. T. Deutermann CD Collection 1: The Cat Dancers, Spider Mountain

by P.T. Deutermann, Dick Hill (Narrator)

The Cat Dancers



When two lowlifes rob a gas station, murder the attendant, and then incinerate bystanders who are filling up their minivan, the police quickly arrest the killers at a nearby motel.



But a stubborn judge throws out the case because the suspects were not read their rights, leaving Sheriff Bobby Lee Baggett and Lieutenant Cam Richter to face the anger of the victims’ families. Soon thereafter, a mysterious e-mail arrives in the department: a link to a video of one of the murderers being executed in a homemade electric chair, ending with a voice announcing, “That’s one.” Cam’s questions lead him to a remote mountain area in western North Carolina and a group of daredevils who call themselves “the cat dancers”—so named because they have tracked the last wild mountain lions in the region to their dens, where they have photographed the animals face-to-face, or died trying. Cam must hunt this group and the cats they seek, or become their next target.



Spider Mountain



Summoned by a friend, ex-cop Cam Richter agrees to do a favor: investigate the assault of a young woman in a remote area of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. Cam has no idea how dangerous his search will become, because in this part of Appalachia, matriarch Grinny Creigh and her extended family destroy those who intrude into their web. Blocked by a menacing sheriff with ties to the family, Cam is shut down and sent away. He returns, stealthily stalking the Creighs and their secrets, moving ever closer to Grinny’s mountain house and what it might conceal…not knowing that his presence on her web has been detected, and that the Creighs are hunting him with creatures bred for that purpose and starved into relentless fury.

10 pages, Audio CD

First published January 1, 2010

About the author

P. T. Deutermann is a retired Navy captain and has served in the joint Chiefs of Staff as an arms control specialist. He is the author of eighteen novels, and lives in North Carolina. His World War II adventure novel Pacific Glory won the W. Y. Boyd Literary Award for Excellence in Military Fiction, administered by the American Library Association; his other World War II novels are Ghosts of Bungo Suido and Sentinels of Fire. His most recent novel is Cold Frame, a contemporary thriller set in Washington, D.C.

Reviews

[Glyn Evans]

Really enjoyed this book ,like cam and the two dogs. He,s no super hero but he gets the job done, hill billys, drugs child kidnapping all add up to a great story (no spoilers). so onto another cam story and go out and BUY this book.

[Karen]

I read these individually, and they were captivating

[Jake]

Audio Book. I thought it was great. I want to read more Cam Richter books.

[Diane hall]

Was listening to it. didn't like it.