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Carolina Moon Audio Book
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Carolina Moon
Author:
Nora Roberts
Reader: Dean Robertson
After the murder of her childhood friend, Tory fled the tiny Southern town of Progress. When she returns, living so close to those unhappy memories is more frightening than she expected – because the killer is nearby as well. "As atmospheric and unsettling as a Tennessee Williams play... romantic drama at its best."—Publishers Weekly
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Available Audio Book Editions:
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UNABRIDGED |
Audio CDs ( 13 ) |
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Publish Date: 11/25/2006
ISBN: 9781423323334
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| M9N494 |
Unabridged |
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Unabridged |
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Synopsis:
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Years after the murder of her beloved childhood friend, Hope, Tory Bodeen has returned to the small town of Progress, South Carolina, to face the demons of her past. Life is bittersweet as Tory eventually finds peace and serenity in the home design shop she has just opened and in the romance that has ignited between her and Hope's older brother, Cade. But Tory's newfound happiness comes to an abrupt halt when she discovers that Hope's killer is still on the loose and ready to strike again.
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Author Bio:
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Nora Roberts didn't become an immediate best-selling author, but once she sold her first novel, she never looked back. A mother of two small children at the time, Roberts began writing in 1979 with a number-two pencil and a spiral notebook. She wrote sporadically while her two sons were at school, a schedule she maintained long after they had grown up and gone to college. Two years and several manuscripts after her initial attempt, her first novel, "Irish Thoroughbred", appeared, the first of over 100 novels she would write in the following two decades. While having dabbled in many of the genre's forms, Roberts has found most of her success writing contemporary romances flavored with both suspense and adventure. The youngest of five children, Roberts grew up in Silver Spring, Maryland. In 1968, she married Ronald Aufdem-Brinke, the father of her two children, but divorced him in 1985, the same year she married her second husband, Bruce Wilder.
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