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    The Opal: Matt Turner, Book 2
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    The Opal: Matt Turner, Book 2

    Written by Michael Siemsen

    Narrated by Chris Patton

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    About this audiobook

    "

    Matt Turner grew up witnessing firsthand the worst crimes imaginable. At age nine, he discovered his special ability to ""read"" the emotional imprints people leave on objects. Against better judgment, his police detective father used his son’s talent to help him solve crimes.

    Now, at 26, Matt tries to keep to himself, but an enemy he thought long gone interrupts his tropical vacation, flying him all over the globe to help track a 3,500-year-old Egyptian opal found sealed in a Cuban tree trunk. In Cuba, Matt finds not riches but even deadlier foes, and the secrets of a long-dead explorer who will forever alter Matt’s life.

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    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherPodium Audio
    Release dateMar 28, 2014
    ISBN9781927628614
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    The Opal: Matt Turner, Book 2
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    Michael Siemsen

    Michael Siemsen is the USA Today Bestselling author of 7 novels, including The Dig, A Warm Place to Call Home (A Demon's Story), The Many Lives of Samuel Beauchamp, and Exigency. He lives in Northern California with "the wife," "the kids," "the dogs," "that cat," and he occasionally wears pants. facebook.com/mcsiemsen twitter: @michaelsiemsen

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      The second book in the series and was just as good as the first. I hope more of these books follow.