- Title:
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True Blue (MP3)
- Written by:
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David Baldacci
- Read by:
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Ron McLarty
- Format:
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Unabridged MP3 CD Audio Book
- Number of CDs:
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1
- Duration:
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13 hours 57 minutes
- MP3 size:
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598 MB
- Published:
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April 01 2015
- Available Date:
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April 01 2015
- Age Category:
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Adult
- ISBN:
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9781509802715
- Genres:
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Fiction; Crime & Thriller
- Publisher:
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Bolinda/Macmillan audio
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Price
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New York Times bestselling author
'A great chiller.'
New York Daily News
A mysterious high-profile homicide in the nation's capital collides with the dark side of national security in David Baldacci's heart-stopping thriller True Blue.
Mason "Mace" Perry was a maverick cop on the DC police force until she was kidnapped and framed for a crime. She lost everything – her career, her liberty – and spent two years in prison. Now back on the outside, Mace is trying to rebuild her life and track down the people who set her up. But even with her police chief sister at her side, she has to work in the shadows: there's a vindictive US attorney on her tail and she's just looking for a reason to send her back behind bars ...
Roy Kingman is a young lawyer, still getting used to his high-paid job at a law firm in Washington. When Roy discovers the dead body of a female partner at the firm, his fate becomes entangled with Mace's, as the two team up to investigate.
But as their enquiries gather pace, Roy and Mace soon find themselves in unexpected territory; drawn into both the private and public world of the nation's capital, as dark secrets begin to emerge. For what began as a fairly routine homicide investigation will quickly turn into something far more complex. And possibly lethal ...
'Fast-paced and entertaining.'
Kirkus Reviews
'[Baldacci] delivers his usual intricate plotting and sets the stage nicely for highly competent Beth and impulsive, streetwise Mace to take on more bad guys.'
Publishers Weekly
'Baldacci has proven his ability to write well-paced thrillers that combine crime and politics in locations ranging from mean streets to opulent mansions.'
Booklist