
Country of the Blind
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Narrated by:
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Angus King
About this listen
The murder of a media moghul in his country mansion appears to be the result of him disturbing a gang of would-be thieves. The robbers are swiftly caught, but when they are unexpectedly moved to a different prison they escape.
Back in Edinburgh a young solicitor reveals to the press that one of the subjects had left a letter with her some time before the break-in which proves his innocence. Jack Parlabane, journo extraordinaire, is intrigued, but when he approaches the lawyer he discovers someone else is trying to get near her - someone with evil intent, political connections of the highest order and a corrupt agenda.
©1997 Christopher Brookmyre (P)2015 W F Howes LtdCritic Reviews
"Tough, in your face...studded with a lot of black humour." ( Irish Times)
"Sassy, irreverent, stylish." ( The Times)
From start to finish.....a great read
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