Without Prejudice
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Without Prejudice
Narrated by:
William Hope
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William Hope
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Andrew Rosenheim
About this listen
Robert has recently returned to his native city of Chicago to make a fresh start - but Duval is from a childhood Robert would rather forget. Robert reluctantly agrees to meet him, and is astonished to find he is proclaiming his innocence.
When Robert's wife Anna, a lawyer, takes up Duval's cause, Robert is reluctant to encourage her. Then just as Anna's investigations into the rape case start to make progress, Duval disappears.
©2008 Andrew Rosenheim (P)2009 Isis Publishing Ltd
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Critic reviews
"This intelligent and well-crafted potboiler sheds light on a subject that goes beyond black and white." ( Independent)