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Songs of Innocence

A John Blake Mystery

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Songs of Innocence

By: Richard Aleas
Narrated by: L. J. Ganser
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While investigating the apparent suicide of a beautiful college student with a double life, detective John Blake finds his own life in danger when he makes a startling discovery that could blow the lid off New York City's sex trade.©2007 Richard Aleas (P)2009 Audible, Inc. Mystery Fiction Suspense

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Critic reviews

“[Its] devastating final scenes elevate the novel to an instant classic. The painful climax of this novel, as unexpected as it is powerfull, will move you in ways that crime fiction rarely can.” (Washington Post)
“Excellent… [a] machinegun-paced debut.” (Chicago Sun-Times)
Winner of the 2008 Shamus Award.
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