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Lucas Rod lucas_rod — Great book, disappointing ending...read it anyway!

John Campbell jcampjra06f — Crooked Letter, Crooked Letter is an interesting read from the get go and is the story of 2 boys who were unlikely friends as kids and how one incident could change their lives and the lives of other around them. There are underlying mysteries which I was able to figure out before the reveal of the answers, but that in no way detracted from the enjoyment of the story. The story takes place in Mississippi (hence the title "Crooked Letter, Crooked Letter")and switches between when the boys were young (1980's) to present day. Larry Ott (Scarey Larry) is a bit of an outcast in the small town of Chabot Mississippi because he took a girl on a date when he was a junior in High School and she disappeared never to be heard from again. There was never any proof Larry did anything, no body and he denied harming the girl, yet everyone in town decided he was guilty and his life was not the same afterward. Silas (32) Jones is the constable and a childhood friend of Larry's. They had a falling out and went their separate ways after the incident. Silas became a baseball star and went away to school to eventually return to town as a member of the small law enforcement team. When the daughter of the wealthy saw mill owner disappears, everyone is sure it was Scarey Larry again. Events unfold that make Silas question the validity of Larry as a suspect.

Hironobu Kajiwara diwar — Really neat intermingling of dreams, psychology, a memoir of adoption and her general struggle for purpose. I liked it a lot, though the ending was a bit abrupt.

Amanda Davy amandadavy — ** spoiler alert ** Early drivel from the man who will evntually pen the excellent One Day [image error] The Understudy by David Nicholls Read By Tristan Layton Source CD Duration 9 Hours 30 Minutes blurberoonies - Steve C. McQueen’s only screen credits are playing dead bodies on cop and doctor shows, and now he's paying the rent by understudying movie sex symbol Josh Harper, who’s trying to gain dramatic credibility in a West End play. If only Josh would miss a performance, Stephen could get his big break, prove his talent, and redeem himself in the eyes of his disapproving ex-wife and their precocious seven-year-old daughter. Stephen gets his chance when he stumbles on a secret that puts Josh in his debt. It's an extremely sticky situation, made all the stickier by Stephen’s growing relationship with Josh’s wife. Stephen is about to discover how good an actor he really is. The author David Nicholls's TV credits include the third series of Cold Feet, Rescue Me, and I Saw You. He was co-writer for the film adaptation of Simpatico, which starred Nick Nolte, Jeff Bridges and Sharon Stone. STARTER FOR TEN was a Richard and Judy Book Club bestseller in 2004, and David has written the screenplays for forthcoming film versions of both STARTER FOR TEN and THE UNDERSTUDY. Most recently, David wrote a modern version of Much Ado About Nothing for BBC TV, as part of a Shakespeare season which screened in 2005. The Narrator TRISTAN LAYTON has performed in plays in London and New York and served as a television host. He's done voice work for documentaries as well as for television and radio commercials. Tristan's audiobook credits include reading Ross King’s The Judgment of Paris, Sebastian Faulks's Devil May Care, and David Nicholls's The Understudy. Known as “The Master of Accents,” Tristan currently lives in New York.