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Bomber's Law Audiobook
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Publisher Description
Internationally-acclaimed author George V. Higgins-a master of action and suspense-continues his gripping series in Bomber's Law. Higgins' riveting style enlivens this tale of cops and mobsters set in a world of fast-talking wise guys and heavily-armed exiles from Palookaville. When Brian Dennison succeeds "Bomber" Lawrence as head detective in the Massachusetts State Police Department, he soon realizes that Boston's upwardly-mobile mobsters aren't going to let him hang around until retirement age. Can Dennison out-smart the mob, or will Bomber's Law claim him as another victim? Higgins' critically-acclaimed books--including Sandra Nichols Found Dead and The Friends of Eddie Coyle--are filled with rich characters and gut-wrenching dialogue. Veteran narrator Mark Hammer's resonant and gravelly voice brings each character to life with an intensity that only Higgins' writing can match.
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Bomber's Law Listener Reviews
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" Slow-going thus far. "
— Josh, 8/21/2013 -
" Pretty good procedural, but I was a bit put off by the lengthy dialog. It just didn't seem right to me that every character would carry on such extended conversations. "
— Harry, 9/29/2012
About George V. Higgins
George V. Higgins (1939–1999) was a lawyer, journalist, teacher, and the author of twenty-nine books, most notably The Friends of Eddie Coyle.
About Mark Hammer
Mark Hammer has had long and distinguished career in the theater. After earning an undergraduate degree from Stanford University, he completed an MFA degree at Catholic University. For twenty-three years after that, he served on the drama faculty at that university and as co-chairman of its MFA acting program. For the last sixteen of those years, he was also a member of the resident acting company at Washington, DC’s Arena Stage. There, he had significant roles in both classic and contemporary dramas. He was twice nominated for the Helen Hayes Award for his performances in Cloud Nine and The Wild Duck. He has also appeared in several Broadway plays. Hammer was proud to be chosen to narrate the opening film of the permanent exhibit for the National Holocaust Museum.