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The Shadow's Voice (Elliot Blake Novels Book 2)

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Management number 231655186 Release Date 2026/06/18 List Price US$90.00 Model Number 231655186
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In book two of the captivating Elliot Blake series, Elliot's promotion to Head of Claims lands him in the middle of a high-profile case that will test more than just his professional skills.The year is 1948, and Leonard Lehnert—beloved star of the popular radio drama "The Shadow's Voice"—is dead. His widow claims it was a tragic boating accident, but something doesn't add up for Elliot. As he peels back layers of Lehnert's carefully constructed public image, Elliot discovers the radio star harbored secrets that powerful people want kept silent.With pressure mounting from both his superiors and forces he doesn't yet understand, Elliot must navigate a maze of lies, old wounds, and forbidden desires that mirror his own carefully guarded life. In post-war America, some truths are more dangerous than others—and Elliot's determination to find justice might just cost him everything. A gripping historical mystery where the search for truth collides with the dangers of being true to oneself. Read more

ASIN B09MZLCJ9R
XRay Not Enabled
Language English
File size 1.7 MB
Page Flip Enabled
Publisher David Greene Books
Word Wise Enabled
Book 2 of 2 Elliot Blake Novels
Print length 282 pages
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Screen Reader Supported
Publication date January 5, 2022
Enhanced typesetting Enabled

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