The Witness - Sandra Brown

Category: Adults, Romance, Sex Scenes, Thriller
Language: EnglishKeywords: Murder political corruption White-supremacist
Written by Sandra Brown
Read by Joyce Bean
Format: MP3
Bitrate: 64 Kbps
Unabridged
Length: 13 hrs and 20 mins
Release date: 12-01-09
Publisher: Brilliance Audio
This story pivots on the relationship between Kendall Deaton Burnwood, an idealistic public defender, and U.S. Marshal John McGrath, who is returning her to Prosper, S.C., as a material witness when their car crashes into a ravine in Georgia. With her three-month-old in tow, Kendall tries repeatedly to abandon John, who’s hobbled by temporary amnesia and a leg injury.
Kendall fears the town of Prosper for good reason: it’s where she witnessed her husband and father-in-law, ringleaders of a white-supremacist vigilante group, ritualistically executes one of her clients. Evading Matt and Gibb Burnwood as well as the FBI, Kendall is also pursued across the South by the Crook twins, vengeful brothers of a disgruntled client whose idea of a celebration is a drinking binge and the deflowering of a 12-year-old niece.
The push-pull generated by John’s memory loss and Kendall’s terror sparks a sexual tension that is deftly and vividly consummated, and secrets keep popping out until the last page.
Brown’s forte is glitch-free, all-over-the-map plotting, and her take on white-trashy behavior pushes just the right buttons.
Length: 13 hrs and 20 mins
Release date: 12-01-09
Publisher: Brilliance Audio

This story pivots on the relationship between Kendall Deaton Burnwood, an idealistic public defender, and U.S. Marshal John McGrath, who is returning her to Prosper, S.C., as a material witness when their car crashes into a ravine in Georgia. With her three-month-old in tow, Kendall tries repeatedly to abandon John, who’s hobbled by temporary amnesia and a leg injury.

Kendall fears the town of Prosper for good reason: it’s where she witnessed her husband and father-in-law, ringleaders of a white-supremacist vigilante group, ritualistically executes one of her clients. Evading Matt and Gibb Burnwood as well as the FBI, Kendall is also pursued across the South by the Crook twins, vengeful brothers of a disgruntled client whose idea of a celebration is a drinking binge and the deflowering of a 12-year-old niece.

The push-pull generated by John’s memory loss and Kendall’s terror sparks a sexual tension that is deftly and vividly consummated, and secrets keep popping out until the last page.

Brown’s forte is glitch-free, all-over-the-map plotting, and her take on white-trashy behavior pushes just the right buttons.