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Narrator: Alfred Molina  

ISBN: 1586214497  

Publisher: Time Warner Audio Books  

Publication Date: October 2002  

Duration: 06:00  

Selections:  1  

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Henry Pierce has a whole new life: a new apartment, a new telephone, a new telephone number. But the first time he checks his messages, he finds a message for the woman who had the number before him, and it seems that Lilly is in some serious trouble. Pierce is inexorably drawn into Lilly's world of escort services, Web sites, sex, and secret identities. Now, he'll abandon his orderly life in a frantic race to save the life of a woman he's never met. But every step into Lilly's past takes Pierce deeper into a web of inescapable intricacy, which leads him toward a decision that could cost him everything he owns—and everything he holds dear.

Fiction
Mystery, Thriller

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Good Book

Submitted by Anonymous in Kingman,

Could not finish in the car and had to bring into the house and finish. Could not just leave it until the trip. The only thing bad was this is an adbridged version and it seemed to have gaps in some places. Wish that you had the unabridged version to listen to.

Chasing The Dime

Submitted by Kay in Vevay,

Another very good read, really liked how the story played out.

Chasing the Dime

Submitted by Anonymous in Redding,

I agree the guy made too many errors. But it was very entertaining and I liked it a lot. I thought the guy had character going after the search even though every said not to. Scum of the earth was what he found.

Chasing the Dime

Submitted by Kelly Jefferson

Good book but... Not believable in the least. This man made so too many mistakes, I was shouting at the car radio, “you jacka**. Sometimes it was so far in left field I think the author was reaching for a storyline.

Twists and turns

Submitted by Nacheska Gentry-Combs

This book was interesting from the first and there were many times it felt like an old horror flick when you would say "No, don't open the door." Though the main character, Henry made some fairly large mistakes in judgement, the plot had great twists and turns and was very intriguing. I would recommend it as entertaining.