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Hush Money
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LENGTH12 hrs
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RELEASE DATE05-08-12
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Program TypeAudiobook
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Publisher's Summary
Audie Award Nominee, Mystery, 2013
A newly minted member of Henley & Hargrove, Pasadena's oldest and snobbiest law firm, Jack MacTaggart is assigned to handle an insurance claim on behalf of socialite Sydney Everett. Hush Puppy, Sydney's champion show horse, has died unexpectedly, and attending veterinarian George Wells confides to Jack that the great horse's death was anything but natural. Jack's investigation leads him into the high-stakes world of professional show jumping and down a path to romance, intrigue, and an old blackmail scheme that further implicates his client. After Jack reports his findings, another body is discovered. And this one is human.
©2012 Chuck Greaves; ©2012 AudioGO
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"Terrific read"
The lead in this story was terrific -- down-to-earth, smart, wisecracking, serious and with a good heart. This story entertains like NCIS entertains. Lots of action and characters you like. A fun, engrossing listen. Highly recommended.
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Barbara Rock Hill, SC, United States 05-28-12 Member Since 2007
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"The Dick Francis of Show Jumping"
Not many mystery writers enter the horse world, and adding a legal firm to the mix makes this appealing in several ways. The plot was a little far-fetched, but not unbelievable, the characters were interesting in themselves, and the ending was completely unexpected. All in all, pretty good.
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MARRILEE KENNESAW, GA, United States 03-30-13 Member Since 2010
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"An "E" Ticket Ride"
It started out as a Grisham legal thriller, then it turned into a Dick Francis murder at the horse race track novel, and it transitioned again into a suspenseful medical nail-biter aka Robin Cook. Chuck Greaves has a 1st place winner in "Hush Money".
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"A fun read with twists"
This is a great book--funny dialogue, good characters, part legal thriller part murder mystery, a bit over the top at times, but always entertaining with twists and turns. I found the narrator a little hard to listen to, boring tone to his voice also at times too much detail about, but it was overall a great listen.
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cristina Somerville, MA, United States 03-02-13 Member Since 2009
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"Just like the early Dick Francis"
Should perhaps have been 3 1/2 stars. Fun read. Fun, likeable characters. Excellent reader -- delivering the wise remarks with just the right tone. A little light on the mystery itself (too intricate an explanation -- that's why I didn't give it four stars), but I am still looking forward to the next one by this author. Wonder if he will set them all in the horse world or this was just a one-off.
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"Far better than I was expecting!"
If you could sum up Hush Money in three words, what would they be?Clever, witty & intellegent
Did the plot keep you on the edge of your seat? How?Yes. Many twists and surprises to the plot.
Which character – as performed by Dan Butler – was your favorite?Jack
Was this a book you wanted to listen to all in one sitting?Yes
Any additional comments?A very nice surprise.
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"Couldn't turn it off!"
Would you consider the audio edition of Hush Money to be better than the print version?Can't compare since I didn't read it.
What did you like best about this story?The author's dry sense of humor.
What about Dan Butler’s performance did you like?He put a lot into his read....very enjoyable touch to his voice.
Did you have an extreme reaction to this book? Did it make you laugh or cry?As a horse owner I definately had my cry but the smiles outweighed the tears.
Any additional comments?Wish the author had another book with the same main character...he is SOOO likable.
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