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The Second Lady
- Narrated by: Chet Williamson
- Length: 12 hrs and 52 mins
- Unabridged Audiobook
- Release date: 01-30-14
- Language: English
- Publisher: Crossroad Press
- Whispersync for Voice-ready
Regular price: $24.95
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And in Moscow, Billie also has a mission - to frantically seek ways to escape while daringly leading a Soviet intelligence officer astray about the most intimate area of her married life.
Two women, each playing a treacherous game in a foreign land, each taking a desperate gamble in the arms of the other's lover--a world-shaking gamble that only one of them can win...
Praise for The Second Lady
"Intense, suspenseful... Every ingredient known to produce a thriller!"- Los Angeles Times "Fast-paced, action-packed, and sex-fired!"- New York Post
A Literary Guild Featured Alternative
Special Bonus - An Excerpt from the novel Desire, by Amy Wallace, is included at the end of the audiobook!
Publisher's note: If you have not discovered the fiction of Irving Wallace, you are in for a treat. Starting with his controversial best-seller The Chapman Report (which was feautured in Stephen King's new thriller, 11/22/63, and continuing on through The Man - a novel in which a black senator became president in the turbulent 1960s (for which Wallace's family received threats while the movie - featuring James Earl Jones - was in production), as well as The Prize, The Miracle, and many others, Wallace provided fast-paced, intricately researched thrillers on pace with the world around him. Charged with intrigue, sex, and wonderfully complex plots, Wallace sold literally millions of copies of his novels worldwide. It is our pleasure at Crossroad Press to bring them back, one by one, in digital. It has also our privilege to work with Wallace's daughter, Amy, an accomplished author in her own right. Amy passed on unexpectedly and far too young in 2013. We have brought back Amy's critically acclaimed novel Desire - in both digital and audio, as well as her biography of James Sidis - The Prodigy. Just search Irving Wallace, Amy Wallace, or Crossroad Press for our growing catalog of their work.
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- Nitin Khanwalkar
- 01-13-18
You can't get any better reading than this
Awesome storyline wonderful plot and suspense. You got to read this if you want the best of Irving Wallace
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- Elizabeth L.
- Liberty, SC, United States
- 03-20-14
The Second Lady
The Second Lady is an interesting look into 80's era US and Soviet relations. When the Russians find an actress, who with a little cosmetic surgery, can pass as the First Lady of the United States, they plan to put her in place to get secrets from the President.
The story has a lot of potential and in fact does execute many of the plots well. My biggest problem with the story was that it was too long. You could have shortened it by an hour or so (audio wise) and it would have still had the same effect.
I did enjoy the book and would recommend it to others.
0 of 1 people found this review helpful