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The Baltimore Boys

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The Baltimore Boys

By: Joël Dicker, Alison Anderson - translator
Narrated by: Robert Slade
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Fresh from the staggering success of The Truth About the Harry Quebert Affair, Marcus Goldman is struggling to write his third novel. A chance encounter in Florida throws him some inspiration from a surprising source: Alexandra Neville, the beautiful, phenomenally successful singer and Marcus' first love.

All at once memories of his childhood come flooding back. Memories of a family torn apart by tragedy and a once glorious legacy reduced to shame and ruin. The Baltimore Boys. The Goldman Gang. That was what they called Marcus and his cousins, Hillel and Woody. Three brilliant young men with their whole lives ahead of them, before their kingdom crumbled beneath the weight of lies, jealousy and betrayal. For years Marcus has struggled with the burdens of his past, but now he must attempt to banish his demons and tell the real story of the Baltimore Boys.

Translated from the French by Alison Anderson.

©2015 Editions Fallois (P)2017 Quercus Editions Limited Family Life Genre Fiction
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Such fun characters and such a fabulous story, the world is hyper-real but so engaging and the Baltimore gang are everything we all remember about being young and fearless and ready to consume life and challenge the status quo. It’s a dark comedy, and a wonderful reminder of how life throws curveballs at even the most seemingly blessed families.

A great nostalgic read

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