DOUBLE TAP - Steve Martini Read by George Guidall {FerraBit} torrent

DOUBLE TAP by Steve Martini (2005)

Read by . . : George Guidall
Publisher . : Recorded Books (2005, #2586)
ISBN . . . .: ISBN-10: 1402578989; ISBN-13: 9781402578984
Format . . .: MP3. 49 tracks, 572 MB
Bitrate . . : ~95 kbps (iTunes 9, VBR, mono, 44 kHz)
Source . . .: 12 CDs (14 hours)
Genre . . . : Fiction, Mystery, Suspense
Unabridged .: Unabridged

I combined tracks by chapter (3-4 tracks per CD instead of 15-20).
George Guidall is one of the great readers (650+ books).

Thanks for sharing & caring.
Cheers, FerraBit
Sept 2009

Links:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Steve_Martini
http://www.stevemartini.com

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From Recorded Books:

Best-selling author Steve Martini is a legend in the legal thriller genre. Double Tap is his eighth novel to feature San Diego defense attorney Paul Madriani. The owner of a government sponsored security system has been found murdered execution style in her home. Now veteran Army Sgt. Emiliano Ruiz, a suspected military assassin and former acquaintance of the victim stands accused. Will Madriani be able to fill in the gaps in time to save Ruiz from a life sentence?


From Publishers Weekly

In veteran Martini's exciting eighth legal thriller starring Paul Madriani (after 2003's The Arraignment), the San Diego defense attorney takes on yet another especially difficult case. When Madelyn Chapman, the owner of a computer software company that sells a controversial security program to the U.S. government, is found shot twice in the head in her La Jolla home, the closeness of the bullet wounds indicates a "double tap," a feat typical of a highly skilled military marksman. Army Sgt. Emiliano Ruiz, a 20-year vet who served in Panama and the first Gulf War and who freelanced as a security guard (and occasional sex partner) for Chapman, is arrested for the killing. After the flashy defense lawyer originally in charge of the case quits, apparently under pressure, the more compassionate and less publicity-minded Madriani and his partner take it on. Ruiz turns out to have a seven-year gap in his résumé: was he in fact doing dirty work for Special Ops? And can Madriani find out his secrets in time to keep the sympathetic soldier from life in prison? The compelling plot builds to a conclusion that should surprise even longtime fans.