Audiobooks by Howard Tate Scott

Rascal's Redemption

"Turks and Caicos, 1993. Critter Stillwell, a man who knows how to keep secrets, wakes up in a holding cell, jolted from a dream of shipwrecks and perfidy. Federal agents drag him down the hall for a combative interrogation that takes him back to Athens, Georgia, 1989: the year Critter’s father drank himself to death. Guy Stillwell, legendary attorney and celebrated scoundrel, left Critter with an embattled law firm, an estate in chaos, and a minefield of secrets—including a little brother Critter never knew he had. Determined to leave his demanding family and all-consuming law practice behind, Critter envisions a new life with his two great loves: Vivvy, a whip-smart jury consultant, and Rascal, a sleek vintage motor yacht with the soul of a smuggler. Critter and Vivvy set out on a shakedown cruise with a skeleton crew of misfit yachties and end up adrift in the Bermuda Triangle. Help comes in the form of a sinister figure from Rascal’s past, and the ripple effects go on for years, pitting brother against brother and spawning the FBI investigation that now threatens Critter’s family, his freedom, and the life of the woman he loves. In the highly anticipated sequel to Rascal on the Run, Howard Tate Scott returns with a layered tale of the wreckage left in the wake of one man’s death and the love that outlives him. Part legal thriller, part romance, part Southern family saga, Rascal’s Redemption is ultimately a poetic meditation on personal freedom and the unexpected adventure of life."

Howard Tate Scott (Author), Jason Culp (Narrator)

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Rascal on the Run

"Drawn into a web of small-town secrets, family drama, and the rusted tentacles of the Dixie Mafia, a young lawyer is forced to confront his own notions of justice, freedom, love, and sobriety. Athens, Georgia, 1988: Attorney August “Critter” Stillwell dreams of a life on the open sea, but he’s stuck juggling a crushing caseload after the sudden departure of his defense attorney father, Guy Stillwell. When an episode of Unsolved Mysteries leads to the capture of a murder suspect who’s been on the run for twenty-five years, the ominous pattern of facts drags Critter into a hidden corner of Guy’s past. In 1963, To Kill a Mockingbird was playing in local theaters, and Guy Stillwell was a lot like Atticus Finch—if Atticus had been a charming two-timer and burgeoning alcoholic. For fifteen-year-old Critter, working at his father’s law firm was a masterclass in the art of good ol’ boy litigating and congenial backroom deals. Guy took on the trial of the decade that summer: defending a black woman charged with the murder of a KKK thug. By the time it was over, Critter’s world and the sleepy town of Athens were in flames. As an older, wiser Critter looks back on that fateful season, he discovers stunning connections between Guy’s case and his own defense of the runaway murderer. Now he must choose between his duty to the law and an unwavering loyalty to his flawed but charismatic father."

Howard Tate Scott (Author), Jon Lindstrom (Narrator)

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