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A Chicago lawyer gets swept up in a conspiracy of spies, double-crosses, brainwashing, and murder.
Defense attorney John J. Malone may be a habituÃĐ of Windy City dive bars, but heâs never lost his balanceâuntil now. Not only is he shaken by the contract killing of his latest client, but one of his best friends, socialite Helene Justus, is turning into a complete stranger.
At the urging of a mysterious old college chum, the job-phobic heiress has suddenly taken a low-level position at a top-secret chemical research lab. Whatâs more, Helene is spending her mornings on the couch of an esteemed hypnotherapist. Itâs confusing as hell to her husband, Jake. To Malone, too. The last time he saw Helene she had no idea who he was.
Now itâs up to Malone to shed some light on the shadows of Heleneâs secret life. Somebodyâs playing mind gamesâand the power of suggestion is turning Helene into its most dangerous pawn.
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Craig Rice (1908â1957), born Georgiana Ann Randolph Craig, was an American author of mystery novels and short stories, sometimes described as the âDorothy Parker of detective fiction.â She was the first mystery writer to appear on the cover of Time magazine, on January 28, 1946.
Johnny Heller is an award-winning narrator and one of the most sought-after voiceover coaches in the nation. An ALA Odyssey Award winner, AudioFile Golden Voice, and a Grammy nominee, he has narrated over 1,000 titles in almost every genre. A multiple recipient of Booklist and Publishers Weekly Starred Reviews, Publishers Weekly Listen Up Awards, and AudioFile Magazine Best Voice of the Year recognitions, he is regularly nominated for Earphones and Audies and is a multi-award winner of both.
