Second Chance
Author: Jane Green
Read by: Rosalyn Landor
General Fiction
11 hours, 41 minutes - 10 Compact Discs
A group of friends sit around a half-cleared dinner table. Now in their late thirties, most haen't seen on another for years. Paul, a handsome freelance journalist, is happily married to a grogeous fashion entrepreneur, but they're struggling-unsucessfully so far-t have children. Saffron lives in Los Angeles; she's had many roles but is hoping for that one big break as she navigates a secret love affair with one of the most famous men in the world. Olivia, always the wallflower of the group, runs an animal shelter in London and finds herself single afer her longtime lover walked ot. And the hostess, Holly, is married to the perfect man, has two perfect children, and lives in the perfect house... or does she?
When their friend Tom is killed in a terrorist attack the group gathers to morun, and as they do they rediscover the power of friendship, the politics of change, and the true meaning of a mid-life crisis. Engrossing, mesmerizing and deliciously appealing, Second Chance will strike a chord with anyone who is still trying to figure life out.
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Saturday, November 6, 2010
Second Chance
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The Pelican Brief
The Pelican Brief
By John Grisham
(2999-CD) 9 compact Discs
Read by Alexander Adams
Late one October night, Justice Abe Rosenberg, at 91 the Supreme Court's liberal legend, is gunned down in his Georgetown home. Two hours later Myron Jensen, the court's youngest and most conservative justice, is strangled. The country is stunned. The FBI has no clues.
But Darby Shaw, a brilliant young law student and Tulane University, thinks she has the answer, She prepares a meticulous though very speculative brief that builds a strong case against a surprise suspect -- a suspect with very powerful friends who want Darby and "the pelican brief" she wrote out of the way for good!
"Takes suspense past the legal limit." (The New York Times)
By John Grisham
(2999-CD) 9 compact Discs
Read by Alexander Adams
Late one October night, Justice Abe Rosenberg, at 91 the Supreme Court's liberal legend, is gunned down in his Georgetown home. Two hours later Myron Jensen, the court's youngest and most conservative justice, is strangled. The country is stunned. The FBI has no clues.
But Darby Shaw, a brilliant young law student and Tulane University, thinks she has the answer, She prepares a meticulous though very speculative brief that builds a strong case against a surprise suspect -- a suspect with very powerful friends who want Darby and "the pelican brief" she wrote out of the way for good!
"Takes suspense past the legal limit." (The New York Times)
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