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In 1968 Nick Drake had everything to live for. The product of a loving, creative family and a privileged background, he was not only a handsome and popular Cambridge undergraduate, but also a new signing to the UK's hippest record label, Island. Three years later, however - having made three well-reviewed but low-selling albums - Nick had been overwhelmed by a mysterious mental illness. He returned to live in his family home in rural Warwickshire in 1971, and died in obscurity in 1974, aged just 26.

I didn't think I could love anyone the way I did my twin brother, then his fiancée became my sweetest obsession . . . The first time I saw Ivy, I knew I had to have her. It didn't matter that she wasn't mine. Or that she belonged to my twin brother . . . An instant cosmic connection that I...

Reed Lockhard loves his single life. Even after joining Covington Security, he’s still known as the viral sensation, San Francisco’s Hot Cop. His nights are never lonely, and the gorgeous redhead who catches his eye from across the bar promises an unforgettable one.

I didn't think I'd survive the death of my fiancé, then his twin brother became my sweetest agony . . . When Andrew died, I didn't just lose my future husband. My best friend and my other half was torn away from me. Nothing could fill that void or ease the anguish. Then his twin brother...

Larry Thor, a staff announcer turned actor with an expressive and powerful voice, played the role of Detective Danny Clover. His beat was Broadway, and each week he narrated a new tale of nighttime drama along the Great White Way. Writers Morton Fine and David Friedkin delivered scripts of elegant intricacy that turned routine description into near poetry. Three soundmen worked in unison to create one of the densest soundscapes on radio - capturing the chaotic buzz of the New York night as a counterpoint to the music and dialogue. It was the most lyrical crime show on the air.