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Rent Sudden Mischief
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Narrator: William Windom
Format: Unabridged-CD, Paperback
Publisher: Midpoint Trade Books Inc
Published: Sep 2005
Genre: Fiction - Mystery & Detective - General
Retail Price: $34.95
Discs: 6
Synopsis
When Spenser is asked to take a case for his lover's ex-husband, he reluctantly obliges. Brad Sterling has always been a troublemaker, and now he's facing sexual harassment charges while in the midst of planning a huge fundraiser. As Spenser digs into the circumstances surrounding the fundraiser, he uncovers some nasty business that may not be in his client's best interest.
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Reviews
This is the first Spenser story I've heard that wasn't narrated by Joe Mantegna. And I happen to think Mr. Mantegna is a fantastic narrator. Spenser & Hawk are hard, young, tough guys. William Windom makes Hawk sound white and Spenser sound old. I found Mr. Windom to be an unfortunate choice as the narrator. Otherwise, it is another good story from Mr. Parker, who died 1/18/2010.