Shadow Campus
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Karen Minihan
A young professor on the eve of tenure is found hanging and nearly dead in her university office. Her brother and only living relative, a builder by trade, must leave his small New England town for Los Angeles to help a sister he has kept at a distance since a childhood event he can neither forgive nor forget.
Shamus Doherty doesn't know the half of what he is getting into when he begins looking for clues to his sister's near demise. He knows nothing of Los Angeles and would like to have kept it that way. But he is Meg Doherty's only family - at least that's what he thought. Before he can help, there are several questions to be answered. Did she try to take her life? Is it possible that someone else did within the usually safe confines of a university? How does he even begin to unravel the politics of academia where getting promoted, especially for a woman in a business school, is no small feat.
©2013 Kathleen Kelley Reardon (P)2017 Kathleen Kelley ReardonListeners also enjoyed...
If you could sum up Shadow Campus in three words, what would they be?
Fast-paced and unpredictableWhat was one of the most memorable moments of Shadow Campus?
When the lead character, Shamus, was stranded in the elevator shaft.What about Karen Minihan’s performance did you like?
Irish accent -- nice!Terrific Mystery
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What made the experience of listening to Shadow Campus the most enjoyable?
The book immediately captivates the reader (or listener) and makes it impossible to stop listening until the final scene plays out.What did you like best about this story?
The author clearly has university political experience and deep appreciation for the Machiavellian intrigue of campus politics and its associated danger.What about Karen Minihan’s performance did you like?
The reader is articulate and provides an easy listening experience while managing to keep the listener on the edge of the seat throughout.Did you have an extreme reaction to this book? Did it make you laugh or cry?
Don't start reading or listening to this gripping tale right before you plan to go to sleep -- you'll be awake and captivated for hours!Any additional comments?
Looking forward with zero patience for the author's next novel. With any luck, she will provide a sequel to this masterpiece!A Thoroughly Intriguing and Gripping Tale!
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