Season of Fear - Brian Freeman - Audio Book - Blackstone Audiobooks - 9781483048369 - March 3, 2015
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Season of Fear

Brian Freeman

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Season of Fear

Publisher Marketing: Lake Wales, Florida. Ten years ago a political fundraiser became a bloodbath when a hooded assassin carried out a savage public execution. Three men were massacred, casting a dark shadow over the Sunshine State. A decade on, history is threatening to repeat itself. The widow of one victim, herself now running for governor, has received an anonymous threat a newspaper clipping from that fateful day, along with the chilling words I m back. Florida detective Cab Bolton agrees to investigate the threat against this candidate, Diane Fairmont: an attractive politician who has a complicated history with Cab s mother, Hollywood actress Tarla Bolton and with Cab himself. But by doing so, Cab is entering dangerous waters. Fairmont s political party is itself swamped in secrecy a fact that, unknown to Cab, has led one of its junior staff to start asking very sensitive questions about the death of a party employee. Both Cab and this young researcher, Peach Piper, are digging up the kind of dirt that ten years can t wash away. And as the powerful crosswinds of state politics swirl around Cab and Peach, and the threat of a tropical storm hangs over Florida, this whirlwind of pressure and chaos will ultimately unearth a poisonous conspiracy and reawaken a killer who has lain dormant for a decade." Review Citations: Publishers Weekly 12/08/2014 (EAN 9781623654078, Hardcover) Contributor Bio:  Freeman, Brian Brian Freeman, MD is Assistant Program Director in the Department of Anesthesiology at Georgetown University in Washington, DC.

Media Audio Book     MP3-CD   (CD with MP3-files)
Number of discs 1
Released March 3, 2015
ISBN13 9781483048369
Label Blackstone Audiobooks
Dimensions 135 × 191 × 15 mm   ·   99 g

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