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Publisher:
Time Warner Audiobooks |
Release
Date: October 1, 2004 |
ISBN:
1586217038 |
Awards:
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Format
Reviewed: Audio CD / Abridged edition - 5 CDs / 6 hours
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Genre:
Suspense / Thriller |
Reviewed:
2004 |
Reviewer:
Brenda Weeaks |
Reviewer
Notes: Language / violence |
Copyright
MyShelf.com |
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Hour Game
By David
Baldacci
Read by Ron McLarty
A
violent killer stalks the citizens of a small town in Virginia.
For the killer, age, gender or time of the day is not an issue -
making a point. The killer leaves watches with the victims, setting
the time to match the number of the killing. And although copying
the style of past serial murderers is another sign of this one's
violence, the murderer doesn't take it well when someone copies
him. Murders blend, twists turn, and spines chill - its one heck
of a ride.
Sean
King and Michelle Maxwell are former Secret Service agents. King
left the service under a dark cloud and later redeemed himself as
an attorney in Wrightsburg, Virginia. Maxwell left to start a P.I.
service. King is her partner. While jogging, Maxwell discovers the
first victim. She takes an interest in the murder. Eventually, she
and King are brought in on the deadly case. At the same time, the
two are working a case with an eccentric family. In their personal
lives, King meets up with an old flame and Maxwell plays with the
idea of a possible relationship.
King
and Maxwell first paired up in "Split Second." Both novels
are stand alones, but to understand King and Maxwell better, one
should start with "Split Second."
Want
some goose bumps to go with those chills? Actor Ron McLarty of "Law
and Order" narrates the audio book version. His deep voice,
accompanied by suspenseful music, will have you either rolling up
your car windows or checking your front door. The book has some
intense content, so remember those headphones when in sensitive
company.
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