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  • The Statement

  • By: Brian Moore
  • Narrated by: James D'Arcy
  • Length: 4 hrs and 55 mins
  • 4.3 out of 5 stars (3 ratings)

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Summary

Sheltered by the Catholic church for over 40 years, Pierre Brossard suddenly finds himself on the run when a new police investigation is opened. But someone else is after him too, and Brossard finds himself out-witting his many persuers while figuring out who they are - and whether they want him dead or alive.
©2004 CSA Telltapes Ltd (P)2004 CSA Telltapes Ltd
Classics Mystery, Thriller & Suspense Mystery Thriller & Suspense Suspense
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Another cracker by Brian Moore

I thought Brian Moore could never top Black Robe - this right, tense drama is right up there.

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Slow thriller

I love Brian Moore and this story is a good one brining out themes of forgiveness, complicity and faith in s story of a hunt for an individual convicted of crimes against humanity

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